Around the House
Alaknanda SenguptaReflections and reminiscences of a homebody. Almost all my writing has been done in Natasha Badhwar and Raju Tai's Ochre Sky Memoir Writing Workshops with my co-writers in the Ochre Sky writing community.
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Mothers and Daughters
Finding Mama
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Help me pack, Papa, help me pack, says Meera. Mama has gone away again, and they are going to find her and bring her back. Pack my teddy bear also, Papa. Mama loves my teddy bear. Papa packs...
Thank You For The Music
this one is for you, inspired by your Tryst with Tagore!
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My tryst with Tagore
The old man evokes myriad emotions. A columnist writing in The Telegraph[1] mentions a song of Rabindranath Jyotsna...
Unforgettable
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Ever notice how you can never recreate food memories? Because you can cook the food, but the sights, the sounds, the smells, the people and the conversations will never coincide again.
The orange I a...
Mother Hen
The classroom was small and the blackboard was ordinary enough – old, uneven, cracked where the duster often got caught and stumbled. But each child had special furniture just for them. Some of them had desks with curved fronts that fit the...
The Return of Sophie Mol (With apologies to Arundhati Roy and The God of Small Things!)
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I haven’t yet read Mother Mary Comes to Me. Perhaps because I am still thinking about Estha and Rahel and the story the writer crafted in The God of Small Things!
All day long, Maya sits at the window of...
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Alaknanda Sengupta is a homebody living in Mumbai, India. She likes pottering around the house and thinking her thoughts. She writes Around the House on Substack.
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