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Quick Reviews: Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel

Michael Moon begins his book review of Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel, Fun Home by rightly saying that “It’s hard to imagine a more ‘bookish’ graphic narrative than Allison …...

3 Years Ago

The Power of Voice Overs in eLearning post-Covid

Covid-19 pandemic ushered in major changes in the number of users (from teachers to students to parents) accessing e-learning platforms for their child’s education. Virtual classrooms have boomed w�...

4 Years Ago

Seahorse by Janice Pariat

6th September is when 3 years ago in 2018, the Supreme Court of India ruled on Section 377 and decriminalised homosexuality. Hence, today’s book review is this beautiful and evocative novel, Seahor�...

4 Years Ago

Ismat Chughtai Birth Anniversary: Remembering Her Through Her Stories

Ismat Chughtai’s stories and characters cut through time and remain relevant even in the 21st century. She wrote in Urdu and was part of the Progressive Writer’s Movement. The moveme…...

4 Years Ago

A Promised Land by Khadija Mastur| #WomenInTranslationMonth Special

Let’s continue with the celebrations of WomenInTranslation Month! Here is another great recommendation of a work written in Urdu and translated to English! A Promised Land by Khadija Mastur…...

4 Years Ago

Where the Wild Ladies Are by Matsudo Aoko| #WomenInTranslationMonth Special

Here comes August! Please usher in another edition of WomenInTranslation Month! A great book to pick for WomenInTranslation Month is Where the Wild Ladies are by Matsudo Aoko. It is translated from…...

4 Years Ago

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