This is the first ever award I’ve ever handed out. It goes out to the reader who has left the most comments on this here blog, SloWord, since it’s birth 3 years ago. This soon to be prestigious award will be handed out at random intervals, but always based on…Continue reading→
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My 200th BlogPost
This is the 200th post on SloWord and yes, I’ve inflicted your timelines, your readers, your email inboxes 199 times already. Luckily, you’ve managed to ignore me successfully 199 times. Good for you! Now, however, this here 200th post is upon you. You can ignore it too. I mean, why spoil a…Continue reading→
The Traveling IT guy and …
Once upon a time there lived an IT guy. He was young, some say he was good-looking. He loved and was loved by a young IT gal. They loved in a small flat on the ground floor of a quiet neighborhood of Calcutta. He was not quite tall and not…Continue reading→
India in SriLanka 2015
2-1 to India and an overseas series win after a long time. Does it partially take away the horror of the 4-0 England trip and the equally horrible Australian trip? The England trip I was lenient about. There were loads of injuries to key players and it’s England where India…Continue reading→
#Ashes2015 – The Final Report
So that’s it then. The Great White Hype is over. This must rank as the worst Ashes series over. With both teams vying for underwhelming batting performances the not particularly brilliant bowling looked much better than it actually was. This series will,
How To Write a Novel
In this, for the first time ever, I shall attempt to write a serious post. Come along for the ride, as we explore the process of writing a novel.Continue reading→
#Ashes2015 – The Summer of 60
Back in the day, growing up in India at the tail end of the Great Spin Quartet, I had to endure the ignominy of the Summer of 42. A classic tale of loss, heartache and the end of a dream. The Summer of ’42 was a
Roti Shapes and the Brain
So the question asked is this “Do round rotis taste better than non-round ones?”. And that is an interesting, very interesting, question. It brings to the fore many concepts that we possibly take for granted, but perhaps should review more often. So let’s take a look at the question and…Continue reading→
Punjabi in Paris – The Monastery at Mont St Michel
Day 9 of The Great Trip dawned bright, sunny and warm and off we went in our Renault 308 to Mont St Michel on the first leg of our Normandy trip. From the Paris suburb of Neuilly-Plaisance to Mont St Michel is a good 4 hour drive. We took the slightly…Continue reading→
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