Indianising Literary Criticism
Dr Amod Kumar Rai Asst. Prof. Deptt. Of English. BPG College Kushinagar. U P. IUC-Associate, IIAS, Shimla. liot some eighty […]
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The Nobody Child
Barbara Towell London, England You look at me with fire in your smile, Yet all I want is to help
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The caterpillar
Amitava Nag India She, a brutal commoner He a poet, And both tread the annals of togetherness, The moving images
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The Bright Drop
Melissa Studdard Houston, USA Sitting still, he was inside a vortex, suspended in time and space – a cosmic sojourner
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Inside Passages
Charlotte Lenox Philadelphia, PA USA 19104 I. No roads led in or out of Juneau, sealing off a silent city
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The Jigsaw Puzzle
M. David Hornbuckle Alabama, USA The sun. It’s been one of the hottest days of the year, mid-July, but the
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The Dalit and Non-Dalit Women Autobiographies
Yeshwant Madhav Radhakisan Woman from Maharashtra was introduced to education which was her path to literature. The Marathi Autobiographies translated
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POWER, LANGUAGE AND CONTEXT: THE SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF BILL CLINTON’S BETWEEN HOPE AND HISTORY
Uzoechi Nwagbara This paper explores the importance of language in gaining power as well as in appealing to one’s audience
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English Giant Poets in First World War
Wilfred Owen (1893-1918) and Keith Barnes (1934-1969) Tahir Mehmood Poetry! The gift of God, Poetry is the best way of