Football, Books, And The Indian Youth
Tanuj Lakhina explores the state of football in India and the books that the Indian youth are reading to gain a better understanding of the game.
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Category: Features
Features
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s Heat And Dust: A Critique
In this article, Kerry Harwin explores Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s Booker-winning novel Heat And Dust and its flawed perception of India.
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How Accurate Is The Golden Man Booker Prize Shortlist?
The Booker Prize Foundation has announced the shortlist for the Golden Booker- a special prize instituted to celebrate its 50th anniversary. This article takes a deeper look into the selection procedure of the shortlist, mentions the flaws in the method and suggests how the process could have been improved.
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The Epistolary Nature Of Bram Stoker’s Dracula
One of the best examples of the epistolary novel is Bram Stoker’s Dracula where he uses everything from journal entries to ships’ logs and newspaper clippings to create a very compelling and haunting narrative. In this article, Devanshi discusses the epistolary nature of Bram Stoker’s classic book, Dracula.
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The Dichotomy Of Arthur Conan Doyle And Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes was an ardent believer in ghosts, fairies, and seances. In this article, Ankit attempts to explain why it not usual that a believer of spiritualism wrote one of the most logical and rational characters.
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