Bendre’s translated poetry is ‘At the edge of imagination’, says Deccan Herald. It is our humble pleasure to read such a fascinating review of one of our publications. Read the review for ‘The Pollen Waits on Tiptoe’ below: https://www.deccanherald.com/sunday-herald/sunday-herald-books/at-the-edge-of-imagination-1189844.html
A poem’s second homecoming: Translation of DR Bendre’s works Madhav Ajjampur is an obsessive-compulsive translator, the only variety of translators that should be allowed to exist. But his success owes to something more than the obsessions. BYA P ASHWIN KUMAR A poem’s second homecoming: Translation of DR Bendre’s works
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Dear readers, Have you wondered about the history of Goa? Have you imagined what was Goa like before the Portuguese took over? Swapna Saraswatha is a book that throws light on the Saraswatha community and the political crisis in 16th-century Goa. Read my latest blog post to know more. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/akshaya-vijay-1503761b0_swapna-saraswatha-the-stoic-tale-of-the-activity-7002875801209647104-V0FI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
The Zoo in My Backyard written by Usha Rajagopalan has a captivating cover page illustration by Malika Virdi. The sketch of a man feeding a cheerful baby elephant with his family watching, tempts one to look inside. I flipped through the pages pausing at the deft strokes of the illustrator Teamea Costa. They pique the interest […]