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The Mine
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2012
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6 editions
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The Mahabharata Murders
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May I Hebb Your Attention Pliss!
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2010
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Yatrik
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2014
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Sultan of Delhi: Ascension
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Shakchunni
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The Bucket
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The Mahabharata Murders: Finale Episode
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Cybersecurity for Connected Medical Devices
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Theatre, Margins and Politics
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Trump Tarrific
There was a time in the 80s and 90s when tariffs dominated national discourse. The World Trade Organization and the World Bank aggressively pushed globalization, the notion that goods and services would move freely across national boundaries as a win-win for both the “rich” and the “poor.” The resistance to this globalization agenda mainly came from the poorer countries (patronizingly called “deve
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"Arnab Ray's The Bucket is psychological horror at its finest. A slow-burn story, it builds dread gradually. The story sets itself up in the first chapter, and its connection to the final chapter delivers a satisfying shock. The character arcs are exc"
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"*Why The Bucket Fascinates Me*
The Bucket stayed with me because it’s haunting in a very human way. Though it presents itself as a horror-mystery, it is really a story about tragedy—the kind that echoes Dumbledore’s reminder to “pity the living” more " Read more of this review » |
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"Disclaimer: I’m a friend of the author — and, much to my dismay, he hasn’t promised me anything to write this.
Arnab returns to familiar territory of urban Bengali milieus, fraught friendships, and the quiet violences of class and gender, a space he h" Read more of this review » |
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"Four unlikely best friends in Kolkata in the 90s; their friendship and their life trajectory irreversibly altered because of a single incident, and thirty years later they are now forced to confront each other as well as their personal demons.
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“I had a child with him, hoping it would change things, but that made his drinking and whoring worse. That was my fault, even more than his. Having Salim. Bringing an innocent being into a marriage as an instrument to save it. Which makes me complicit in my own nightmare, which makes me tell myself that I
deserve every blow that comes my way. Every one of them.”
― The Mahabharata Murders
deserve every blow that comes my way. Every one of them.”
― The Mahabharata Murders
“And life, and relationships too, are somewhat like a song. If you cannot hit the notes at the right time, you go out of tune.”
― Yatrik: The Traveller
― Yatrik: The Traveller
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