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Kiran’s 2022 Year in Books
Take a look at Kiran’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Kiran Bhat
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Influences
Vyasa, Kalidasa, Tagore, Manto, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Melville
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Member Since
May 2018
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About Girar
Hello everyone! It's been ages since I posted here. Truthfully I had forgotten a little bit about this space. I don't know why... Goodreads helps unites readers across the globe.
I thought I'd talk about a project that I am publishing that I think people here might be interested in. It's called Girar.
Girar ('to turn' in Spanish) aspires to capture the flow and feel of daily life across 365 differe Read more of this blog post »
I thought I'd talk about a project that I am publishing that I think people here might be interested in. It's called Girar.
Girar ('to turn' in Spanish) aspires to capture the flow and feel of daily life across 365 differe Read more of this blog post »
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| I'm trying to get into Little Women and having some difficulty. In many ways Alcott's narrative of the trials and tribulations of four girls violates a lot of the laws I have learned about writing. One is show, not tell: Alcott will have a character ...more | |
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| What can be said about a poetry collection as strange as Phantasus. The poem is a large prose poem full of images, sounds, and all sorts of dazzling lines of languages. Phantasus is the type of book I'll never understand and I applaud it. I feel like ...more | |
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| Jerusalem Delivered is the epic poem of the Crusades. It is a magisterial work of the highest poetic order, which elevates the narrative of the Crusades towards mythology. Characters like the Christian knight Tancredi or the mischievous witch Armida ...more | |
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| “Grace Yee’s Chinese Fish marks a unique point in the development of the family saga narrative. For one, Chinese Fish tells the story of the Chin family in the form of poetry rather than in prose. While countless other authors of the moment are telli ...more | |
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| Five Novellas about Women is a translation of five novellas/short stories written by famed Assamese writer Indira Goswami. This collection was my first introduction to Goswami's work, and the first story Breaking the Begging Bowl served as a wondrous ...more | |
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| The Discovery of Heaven is a book I'm still trying to make sense of. In many ways it resembles and shares problems with the post-postmodern European and American books of the 90s that have become classics in the last twenty years: overly long, too fo ...more | |
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| Men in the Off Hours is my introduction to Anne Carson. It certainly makes clear to me why she is such a beloved poet. Anne Carson's work is erudite, piercing, superbly crafted, yet also emotive. Some of her poems leave you caught in your tracks and ...more | |
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| Book of Prayers is a collection of poems by Assamese author, traveller and publisher Dibyajyoti Sarma. The poems cross all across history and time, from the foundation of the region of Assam to the creation of the universe itself. Some poems are myth ...more | |
"Innovative story telling and an essential literary work for permanent collection.
Admirable work by Kiran. He has brought the difficult and inconvenient realities in diverse classes, to the forefront for the readers to relate and realize across the br" Read more of this review » |
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“In an ideal world, as connectivity progresses, each human of our world would function the way a cell functions in a human body. We would see each other in the context of our individuality but realise how our individual actions both directly and indirectly affect the greater Earth. It would be as if our Atmans (our individual spirits) could merge into a Brahmin (a cosmic unity)”
― We of the Forsaken World...
― We of the Forsaken World...
“God knows I have met with the most eccentric of characters to be seen in a village as small as this one, but when elders meet with youngsters, it is common for the elders to do all of the talking and for the youngsters to sit quietly and await their judgment.”
― We of the Forsaken World...
― We of the Forsaken World...
“Love is one of those things little children dream about, but something which no woman of age will experience…”
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― We of the Forsaken World...
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Yes I am interested. I just ordered the Kindle version, but it will take me another week or so before I can begin reading your book. It sounds intriguing, and your write-up is very well written, which doesn’t happen very often. Thank you for the notification.Ginney
