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Category Archives: Media
Little Lifter
First and stupidest of the media from our recent outings to Manchester and Ledbury is this film of Raphael living out his tiny rap dream upon the Curry Mile:
The Hindu : FEATURES / LITERARY REVIEW : Of silences and spaces
The Hindu : FEATURES / LITERARY REVIEW : Of silences and spaces.
Latest Reviews
Some reviews and articles about the collaboration and performances, gathered by Mita Kapur: Of silences and spaces The Hindu, January 2, 2011 http://www.hindu.com/lr/2011/01/02/stories/2011010250300500.htm Global poetry meet in city Mid Day Pune, December 13, 2010 http://www.mid-day.com/whatson/2010/dec/131210-Literature-Across-Frontiers-Sampurna-Chattarji-Pune.htm Poetry Connections: A Multilingual and … Continue reading
Press: Interviews in the Indian Express, Pune edition
(Click the image for a larger file etc!) Shruti interviewed us in earnest, and with such diligence that it put me to shame for whoring myself to word-counts. In what could possibly have been the longest relay interview in the … Continue reading
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The Times of India Interview
And like Bill Herbert, I too didn’t get to read the Times of India Crest Edition article on the translation workshop. So, here are my answers to Joeanna Rebello’s questions: Q: Translation in literature has always invited debate and scrutiny; … Continue reading