Vaibhav Srivastav
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Dilli Durbar
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Borrowed From Tomorrow Tales Told by an Idiot
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Sea of Stories: Mumbais and Bombays
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Echoes of Last Star
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A great albeit criminally brief history of pulp detective fiction, primarily of North India, but also serves as a primer of pulp fiction as a whole, beginning with Edgar Allan Poes detective fiction, Black Mask magazine, Devakinandan Khatri and the i ...more | |
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There is a distinct advantage that visual artists have over novelists, of vivid images, especially of memories, wavily (sic) splashed across pages leaving you wistful and engrossed. Craig Thompson produces tear jerkers in comic book form, I cried when ...more |
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There is a distinct advantage that visual artists have over novelists, of vivid images, especially of memories, wavily (sic) splashed across pages leaving you wistful and engrossed. Craig Thompson produces tear jerkers in comic book form, I cried when ...more |
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After a few years Rowling returns with an enjoyable true to the genre murder mystery. There are murders aplenty, the resolution and the brains of her two lead detectives are satisfactorily excellent. The subplot of Robin and Strike's relationship is ...more | |
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A generation tale across two continents painting a poignant picture of identity, separation, growing apart and the passage of time. | |
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This book is in effect a collection of excerpts for the most part, chapters taken from other novels, and that in a way leaves you unsatisfied because excerpts tend to be only a snapshot of a larger canvas. it does the task of introducing you to more ...more | |
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A conceptually interesting book because the author published it originally in Italian. Stories of immigrants, often left nameless and countryless to make them universal. Heartbreak and longing makes it's presence felt often. An author who gets better ...more | |
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A generation tale across two continents painting a poignant picture of identity, separation, growing apart and the passage of time. | |