Sometimes you just want to get engulfed in a film that refuses to be contained. Sultanat (Mukul Anand, 1986) is crammed to the gills...
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W hile in school, I used to dislike two guys in particular. First was the one who sat in front of me, wore a shirt yellowed by sweat and s... -
We have all been in awe of great world leaders and famous people. Websites BrainyQuotes and Goodreads have made their living out of posting...
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The Polish poetess, the Nobel laureate, and my personal favourite Wislawa Szymborska passed away a few months ago. I should have mourn... -
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I t was one of those occasions when deserted by your own vernacular you seek consolation in else's vocabulary and when even that is fou...
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First published in the Argentine newspaper La Nación in 1942, this short story by Jorge Luis Borges is a fictional version of his meeting...
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