Saikat Majumdar on “The Remains of the Body”
Saikat Majumdar interviewed by Amit Shankar Saha Amit: Your new novel traverses the trajectory of bodily desires and sexual identity,… Read More »Saikat Majumdar on “The Remains of the Body”
prose_issue_11
A journey of discovery and introspection: a review of Utpal Chakraborty’s “Moonwalk in the Afternoon”
Jagari Mukherjee Utpal Chakraborty’s poetry collection Moonwalk in the Afternoon (2024), published by Penprints, presents a vivid exploration of human… Read More »A journey of discovery and introspection: a review of Utpal Chakraborty’s “Moonwalk in the Afternoon”
Review of Scent of Rain (Edited by Ashwani Kumar)
Anindita Bose Remembering an old dream is precious since that memory has been part of a journey taken by someone… Read More »Review of Scent of Rain (Edited by Ashwani Kumar)
An Epistolary Review of Basudhara Roy’s “Write to Me”
Sufia Khatoon To, Roy, the Essayist Living in the Steel Tube City Dear Roy, Hope you have been happy… Read More »An Epistolary Review of Basudhara Roy’s “Write to Me”
Life and the Silver Screen
Sarbani Chakravarti The Indian obsession with cinema is legendary, we cannot let a day pass without humming the tune of… Read More »Life and the Silver Screen
Extract from “A House of Words”
Usha Akella Introduction Keki N. Daruwalla was especially keen to publish his aphorisms. He had gathered a sizeable amount—a medley… Read More »Extract from “A House of Words”
Moonstruck Memories
Amit Shankar Saha Ananya Chatterjee mentions, in her “Translator’s Note” to Abhijit Palchoudhuri’s book Moonstruck Pilgrim, the beautiful Bengali phrase… Read More »Moonstruck Memories
The Mandala Speaks
Amit Shankar Saha While planning this issue of EKL Review, where Anindita Bose has curated a section on “parents”, it… Read More »The Mandala Speaks