The literary luminance that brightened the twilight
‘THE shadow of the ashwattha tree easily takes away the weariness of the scorching sun of the Bangla month of Chaitra (Chaitrer dabadahe ashwatthachhaya barai shrantiharak). The sente...
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What can we learn from Marie Stopes’s 1918 book Married Love?
A century on, its overheated language can seem quaint, but the book was a pioneering attempt to tackle a problem that is still unsolved “More than ever today are happy homes ne...
Remembering Umberto Eco: The Reason Why We Look at the Sky
The news of Umberto Eco’s (5 January 1932 – 19 February 2016) death is not only very saddening but has created a problem concerning his identity. Of course, the identity of a writer...
