Understanding this novel is difficult because of its complexity. It is as if our knowledge of the book shall remain forever incomplete.
Published13 Apr, 2013 04:48pm
This change, it seems, was destined to happen because the ‘enemy’ that the Pakistani women were fighting against 30 years ago has also undergone a change.
Published02 Apr, 2013 12:55pm
One ends up believing every single thing the film says about Edward de Vere being the real writer of Shakespeare’s plays.
Published29 Mar, 2013 12:11pm
Right from the start, Pablo Neruda’s descriptions of Chile, its people, its landscape all exude strong feelings of great love for his country.
Published16 Mar, 2013 09:18am
The remarkable bit about Majidi’s work is that his films focus on moments we would normally overlook as we go through our daily, hectic lives.
Published22 Feb, 2013 08:24am
The combination of the absurd and symbolic is actually what makes this Franz Kafka novella so complex and an interesting read.
Published26 Jan, 2013 08:37am
The novel, like most of Hussein’s other works, is an insight into the lives of those who have lived in multiple and culturally varied places.
Published22 Dec, 2012 11:33am
When you read the book, you realise the meaning behind all the criticisms levelled at J.K. Rowling for switching to a different genre.
Published17 Nov, 2012 07:36am
