CHAUDHVIN KA CHAND : 62 YEARS LATER, A REVIEW
Guest writer Achala Srivatsa writes about a classic
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I have hazy recollection of onscreen adaptations of The Wind in the Willows where furry rodents in...
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Finally succumbing to all the rave reviews by Poldark lovers, I watched Season 1 of the popular...
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I usually know from the start of a book, if soon enough, late into the hours after midnight, I am...
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First things first – What have they done to Classic book covers these days? I had to wade...
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Lord of The Flies, by William Golding, forces you to look around and question everything you...
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Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy was one of the first ‘grown up’ novels I...
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I have just finished the last page of Jane Eyre and am writing this review while I am...
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Wuthering perhaps isn’t even a real word. Yet, I can picture the stormy moors, the...
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What is astonishing is that at different stages of one’s life the same books retain the...
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