
Literature as an act of exile
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“You’ve become an enemy of the people!” said J—, less than a few minutes after seeing me for the first time in, I believe, seven years. It was a tongue-in-cheek remark, but that a remark was uttered in a light-hearted manner did not necessa...
One must head to Calcutta when life is too much.
The Hooghly River, idling away in slate-blue sloth, is as impenetrable as memories are.
To be liberated from life, to forget it all, might not be an act of erasure, a purification, but to b...
Disclaimer: The following review was written after being given an uncorrected advanced reader copy by the novel’s author. In addition, the reviewer considers the author to be his friend. He did not receive any other compensation for the rev...
It all started with a joke, or jokes. After signing the publishing agreement last week for my novel, The Great Leader and His Eternal Life, I felt the urge to post the Note below:
Yes, after all, why not?
The thing is, there are plenty of...
Recently, I have been reading works about and by Su Shi, a Chinese polymath from the eleventh century. Despite his fame as a poet and essayist, I did not read much from him before. It might be because his most renowned works, The Red Cliffs...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Works in The Metropolitan Review, The Republic of Letters, Puerto del Sol, and others. I read, write, and translate.
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