by Reginald Massey Over the past seven decades many books have been written about the creation of Pakistan, the independence of India and the traumas
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Confluence February 2019 issue
Confluence February 2019 issue Editorially Speaking Feb 2019 issue Dear readers, This issue is a special issue for us even though it was delayed for
The Indian whales surface at the National Poetry library, London!
The Poetry and the literary establishment in the UK remain in denial of British Indian poets. Anyone can look at poetry magazines and also take
MEMOIR OF A MAGNIFICENT MEDICINE MAN
Reginald Massey’s review The inhabitants of India were always reluctant to ‘cross the black waters’ but the vast British empire welcomed, indeed enticed, Indians to work
Book Review: Aldous Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’
By Migel Jayasinghe Aldous Huxley’s futuristic parable Brave New World was published to some acclaim in 1932. Huxley as a novelist, essayist and a social
Renee Ranchan’s ‘To Each With Love’
Dr Renee Ranchan presenting her book, To Each With Love, to the Hon’ble President of India Mr Pranab Mukherjee at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi, on
Mona Dash’s Konarak Express from ‘Untamed Heart’ to ‘A Certain Way’
At a recent book launch of Mona Dash’s A Certain Way, a poetry collection, it was rare to see the Indian audience animated in the
ABHAY K’s CAPITALS: A POETRY ANTHOLOGY
The Lyrical Capitals Reviewed by Yogesh Patel Poets: Kavita A. Jindal, Yogesh Patel, Mathura, Abhay K, George Szirtes “With a poet in Abhay K., we
Confluence February 2017 issue
Click here to read Confluence February 2017 issue Every crisis yields an opportunity Two major events that took place during 2016 in Europe and in America
Confluence November 2016 issue
Confluence Nov 2016 final version