Literature

Posts from the literature category.

Komal Gujar

इंतेज़ार।

क्या एक शाम हमें मिल पाओगे? बस बातें पूरी करले,वो जो कभी शुरू ही नहीं हुई, या अधूरी रेह गई?कही एसे जगह मिले, जहां वक़्त भी ना हमे खोज पाये!एक एसा पल हो जहां मैं उस चाँद को निहारू और तुम मुझे,बातें करने के लिए हर बार क्या शब्द ज़रूरी है?क्या पता बिना कुछ कहे आखें सब बयान कर जाये!हमें यक़ीन हैं तुम भी याद करते हो हमें, तो मिलोगे ना बातें पूरी करने? इंतज़ार करेंगे! 

jaee jadhav

Threads of Time

“So, here's a little peek into my life. ..I am a graduate of 1963 - a BA in English Literature, Hindi Literature, and Political Science…….I remember earning my first 56₹ and being super excited because it was my money to do whatever I wanted with - even if I wanted to toss it into the sea!…Today I am 82 years old, overall all these years, I have been fortunate to encounter good friends and people ...

Threads of Time
sanika joshi

Being Mortal (Books of 2025 #1)

I mostly read fiction in 2024 and by the end of it I was looking for a change. While going through Crossword in Indiranagar, Satya saw and suggested this book - Being Mortal by Atul Gawande. I am a big fan of Atul Gawande’s writing. Through stories and anecdotes, he makes complicated matters simple and interesting to read. Long back I had read The Checklist Manifesto and Better. They are one of my...

Being Mortal (Books of 2025 #1)
manan dedhia

Banned Books

Banning books is a sign of cowardice. A society that tolerates this act is actively hindering it's own well being. While this act can be disguised and paraded as securing order and peace, it is a form of insidious censorship that serves only to curtail any exploration of the truth. 

Banned Books
jaee jadhav

Why I wrote It, How I survived It: Book Reviews 2024

 Now, you don't always have to necessarily rush out and buy the books I review :D. I just hope to sprinkle some fun facts that might tickle your curiosity about the topics I share with you. Sharing my December Blog https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2024/12/22/why-i-wrote-it-how-i-survived-it-book-reviews-2024/Challenges, travels, experiences - let me know how’s your 2024 been? Best regards and h...

Why I wrote It, How I survived It: Book Reviews 2024
jaee jadhav

Sip, Read, Review - “Inside Minimalism: Essays on Simple Living“

December read, I am offering my reviews on “Inside Minimalism: Essays on Simple Living.The best articles I liked from this book are by Joshua Hook. His writing tends to focus on how minimalism can improve mental clarity, reduce stress, and lead a more intentional lifestyle. Here all of this is presented in a simple way! Read the review at https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2024/12/21/sip-read-revi...

Sip, Read, Review  - “Inside Minimalism: Essays on Simple Living“
Saurabh Hirani

Echo

Dedicated to Richard Matheson.\I am pretty sure that before any place becomes a so-called hill station, they check off a pre-requisite list of points that should be there on it - a lover's point, a sunset one and now one of these - an echo point.\, said Amar while walking up the steps with Anjali.\Well, if someone was considerate enough to not go to a typical tourist place, we may not have ended d...

manan dedhia

Light and Thread

An excerpt from her Nobel Prize speech. The full transcript can be found here.Written in a way that could only have originated from her. When I write, I use my body. I use all the sensory details of seeing, of listening, of smelling, of tasting, of experiencing tenderness and warmth and cold and pain, of noticing my heart racing and my body needing food and water, of walking and running, of feelin...

Light and Thread