Grief, in its myriad forms, is a universal human experience, and literature has long been a way to process its deep emotional currents. ‘Pranaya Parijatham’ a…
Browsing: book review
A gripping murder mystery set in Bangalore’s Habba Galli, is an tale of suspense and romance.
In the book, Mohiniyattam, Pedagogy and Performativity, Aswathy Rajan argues the dance is still under a feudal halo.
How the history of India’s art cinema connects to the socio-political movements in the country. Growing up, I had two misconceptions about ‘art’ cinema. That it…
Music icon Remo Fernandes bares it all in his autobiography
How British India’s unsung heroes helped discover India’s hidden gems
Kunjan’s anthology of 25 poems, ‘Split-Self’ creates a world within a world with words.
G Venu’s latest book ‘Arangilum, Munnilum Pinnilum’ is a deep exploration of the abhinaya guru’s artistic and instructional journey.
Vineeth Abraham calls himself a “complete, utter and unapologetic bibliophile”. In Shelf Life, Abraham writes about reading, books, and beyond.
Vineeth Abraham calls himself a “complete, utter and unapologetic bibliophile”. The owner of arguably one of the largest personal libraries in the country, Abraham hails from Irinjalakuda, Kerala. He worked with the Central Secretariat, New Delhi, during 1989-2017. In Shelf Life, Abraham writes about reading, books, and beyond.