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Books of the Month: What to read this July, from a dark satire on war journalism to a memoir told in verse
The reliably accomplished John Niven’s latest novel is The Fathers (Canongate), a witty account of parenthood and masculinity ...
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ADC: Death, Onikoyi and a hunter’s pouch
The lines above are from Professor Bade Ajuwon’s, ‘Ogun’s Iremoje: A Philosophy of Living and Dying’, taken from Sandra ...
Rediscovering charm of hanok
On my last trip to Korea I attended a sijo conference held at a hanok, a traditional Korean house, in Changnyeong, a rural ...
‘Volcano’: Eunice de Souza’s poems invite deeper reflections despite their seemingly light surfaces
The first poem in Volcano, Eunice de Souza’s collected poems, “Catholic Mother”, which appeared in her debut collection, Fix, ...
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What was Michael Madsen worth at the time of his death
Michael Madsen, best known for his unforgettable role as Mr. Blonde in Reservoir Dogs, had an estimated net worth of $4 ...
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Alexander the Great and his incredible Indian Campaigns
The legendary Macedonian King Alexander III, famously known as Alexander the Great (who was educated by the titanic Greek ...
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Letters: Our trip to World Cup in Japan just wasn’t the same without Giles and Co
Declan Lynch’s celebration of John Giles and his view that the RTÉ panel were the best on the planet (‘Thank you, John Giles, for putting brains over banter’, June 29) took me back to 2002, when my ...
Voices from exile: ‘Do you know the Palestinian map? See, it is in my veins’
What does it mean to live a hyphenated identity across the border from a home that is under attack? An Indian journalist ...