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Spring Issue: On Films and Pop-Culture
Seven Scraps on Fiction by Tanuj Solanki Piali Bose on Tarun Majumdar’s Ekhane Pinjar Pragyan Mohanty on Firoze Chinoy’s pulpy films Dr. Susmita Dasgupta on South spectacles in the Modi era Seven Scraps on Fiction in Literature, Cinema, and Dreams Tanuj Solanki 1. The difference is basic, and it starts with “I.” Natural for literature.…
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Spring Issue: TALES
Photos By Abhik Mishra Photos By Abhradeep Ganguli Photos By Anustup Roy Photos By Arka Dey Photos By Debarghya Goswami Photos By Ipsita Deb Photos By Kanak Agrawal Photos By Suranjay Photos By Yudhajit Basu Note from the Editor: For the maiden issue of Parcham we have received a diverse range of submissions from photographers.…
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Short Fiction: Spring Issue 2022.
Kafka’s Kashmir by Takbeer Salati Fasola’s Freedom by Shruti Sareen Kailash Pattanaik’s Flash Fiction translated by Khushi Pattanayak Kafka’s Kashmir By Takbeer Salati We lay there under open skies on a boat, of our dreams uncoated with heartbreaks. He had a lot of layered assignments and yet he lay with me amidst the lotuses, reciting…
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Spring Issue: Poems
We are delighted to present to you the Poetry Section of the inaugural Issue of Parcham. My sincere gratitude to Candice Louisa Daquin for the tireless work she put in to curate this issue and to Sumana Roy, whose invaluable inputs and insights were a guiding force. We have managed to provide a platform to…
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Anshu Chhetri reviews Rebecca Solnit’s A Field Guide To Getting Lost.
Rebecca Solnit begins her book A Field Guide To Getting Lost while getting drunk on Elizah’s wine. The word ‘wine’ serves as a metaphor here, an opening to pass through from the teachings of her conservative Catholic mother. She then shifts her narrative to a backyard door which is left open at night. An uncommon…
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