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JON FOSSE, THE WRITER ON SILENCE TRAVERSES THE AREAS FROM PERSONAL TO UNIVERSAL

64 YEAR OLD NORWEGIAN NOBEL PRIZE WINNER HAS CROSSED UNMARKED BOUNDARIES IN HIS WORKS
Tirthankar Mitra - 2023-10-06 10:57
Jon Fosse writes on silence. Even as critics split hair whether the author of the "unsayable" who pens his thoughts in Norwegian Nynorsk language is the right recipient of Nobel Prize for literature this year, his readers are enjoying a joyous laughter. But it is not a loud guffaw which expresses their happiness at their favourite author being awarded this coveted distinction. For it is in honour of Fosse who articulates the softly said and unsaid words.

A NEWLY TRANSLATED NOVEL CAPTURES THE STRUGGLE OF GREEK COMMUNISM

LEFT WING WRITER MARIOS CHAKKAS’S ‘THE COMMUNE” SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON THE JOURNEY
Tadhg Larabee - 2023-10-03 12:04
Greece’s communists began the mid-twentieth century on the battlefield, moved from there to the prisons and then, if they were lucky, exile. The less fortunate found themselves in front of firing squads.

JOHN GAMBON WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR LONG FOR HIS PERFORMANCE IN HARRY POTTER MOVIES

HE WAS A PERFECT ALBUS DUMBLDORE MESMERISING MILLIONS OF GLOBAL VIEWERS
Tirthankar Mitra - 2023-10-03 11:51
Acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary circumstances is a quote which aptly encapsulates the histrionic talent of Michael John Gambon who passed away last week.. He lived up to this quote as the octogenarian will be best remembered for his performance in the role of Albus Dumbledore in a series of Harry Potter movies based on an seemingly unending fairy tale


JAMES JOYCE WAS A PRODUCT OF IRELAND’S REVOLUTIONARY GENERATION

AUTHOR LUKE GIBBONS GIVES A FRESH INTERPRETATION TO JOYCE’S WORKS
Adam Coleman - 2023-10-03 11:42
James Joyce was a member of Ireland’s revolutionary generation. The author of Ulysses (1922) was born in 1882, the same year as Éamon de Valera, and three years after Patrick Pearse in 1879. The latter two figures proved to be instrumental in realizing a political revolution in Ireland between the years 1916 and 1923 that would see it gain effective national autonomy.

DEEPIKA PADUKONE IS NOW A LEADING FEMALE ACTRESS IN INDIAN FILM INDUSTRY

ENDORSER OF TOP INTERNATIONAL BRANDS, SHE HAS STRONG BUSINESS SENSE
Harihar Swarup - 2023-09-20 10:33
When you have an incredible face, an incredible figure and incredible talent, you really have it all. Film star Deepika Padukone works harder than anyone. She has inherited from her parents a lot of discipline.

DELIVERY OF PACKETS BY DRONES MAY BECOME MAINSTREAM SOONER THAN EXPECTED

STREAMLINED OPERATONS COULD MAKE IT THE CHEAPEST MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
K Raveendran - 2023-09-16 12:15
Drone cameras at weddings and social events no longer make eyes pop up. But the day may not be far off when your favourite pizza will be delivered to you by a drone rather than the Swiggy rider, adding to the chaotic scenes on the roads as he has to negotiate all kinds of odds to beat the delivery deadline; for, any slippage means a cut in the money that goes into his pocket because pizza chains are promising not to charge customers if delivery is delayed beyond the promised time.

DEV ANAND REMAINS AN ICONIC IDEAL LOVER OF HINDI CINEMA 100 YEARS AFTER HIS BIRTH

THE EVERGREEN HERO BELIEVED IN ROMANCING WITH LIFE ALWAYS LOOKING AHEAD
Tirthankar Mitra - 2023-09-12 10:55
Talk of Dharamdev Pishiorimal Anand and one will be greeted by an yawn. But the audience is all ears even at the passing mention of Dev Anand. The evergreen star will turn 100 on September 26. The month long celebrations are already on for remembering the perennial young lover of the Hindi cinema who, in his own words romanced with his life.

JHUMPA LAHIRI’S NEW COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES IS A BIG NEWS IN LITERARY WORLD

THE ICONIC WRITER WITH BENGALI ROOTS IS A HIT IN BOTH WEST AND GLOBAL SOUTH
Arun Kumar Shrivastav - 2023-09-12 10:52
Renowned Indian American author Jhumpa Lahiri's new collection of short stories – Roman Stories — is set to be released next month. Her fans are excited and expressing their feelings on X, formerly Twitter. This would be her third collection of short stories after Interpreter of Maladies (1999) and Unaccustomed Earth (2008). She has also written six books, including two novels: The Namesake (2003), The Lowland (2013), In Other Words (2015), The Clothing of Books (2016), Whereabouts (2021), and Translating Myself and Others (2022).

ANOUSHKA SHANKAR’S PERSONAL STRUGGLES HAVE MADE HER A BETTER ARTISTE

HER STEP SISTER NORA JONES IS EQUALLY REVEALING IN HER INTERVIEW WITH VOGUE
Arun Kumar Shrivastav - 2023-09-08 11:23
Recently, Anoushka Shankar took to social media to share her personal struggles – her moments of vulnerability during her music performances and emphasized the necessity to persevere. She began by recounting her recent performance at the Edinburgh International Festival.


NEERJA CHOWDHURY’S BOOK ON SIX PRIME MINISTERS IS A DELIGHTFUL READING

THE JOURNALIST AUTHOR INCLUDED MANY ANECDOTES IN AN INTERESTING MANNER
Harihar Swarup - 2023-08-24 12:06
Biographies make fascinating reading. Not only because one gets involved in the life of the central character, but they’re also full of anecdotes that are fun to read. This is where serious books of history differ. They’re more analytical and, therefore, more demanding. Often, when they re-valuate something, they can be formidable.