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read me if you can
all those yesterdays
ignitions
- a beautiful revolution
- aamir khan
- bothsidesofthemouth
- dilip d'souza
- e
- french toast girl
- hemant mohapatra
- india uncut
- jack-in-a-hole
- known turf
- memsaab
- n.g.
- oxygen
- passion for cinema
- phantasmagoria
- satchit
- serves us right
- sloganmurugan
- swb
- the barmaid
- thealphabetmakesstories
- tokyogirldownunder
- umbilical
- woodsmoke
followers
footprints
4 comments:
I have read "A pale view of the hills" and "The remains of the day" and liked them both. Ishiguro (like Jhumpa Lahiri) writes with great precision and clarity.
I have read only one book of Murakami, but did not much like it. I found it rather pretentious and convoluted! :-)
Read Arunava Sinha's translation of Sankar's Jana Aronyo, The Middleman. I hope you don't have an anathema to Indian writers too. I doubt if K will read it so you can take it
I am not much for histrionics, but Norwegian Wood almost killed me.
knife, would love to borrow that one. no i don't have an anathema to indian writers. but khushwant singh and chetan bhagat did give me a bad itch for murder. maneesh, i love norwegian wood too and i have you to thank you for it. rada, what can i say except i really really love murakami.
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