About Indrani Ganguli Indrani Ganguli is an interpreter of languages. She’s as adept at staring down recalcitrant witnesses in court while taking down their depositions as she is compassionate with those who clearly are devastated at being there at all. Her stories are rich in classical allusions even as they…Continue reading→
ISBF24: The Possibility by Sanjukta Das
About Sanjukta Das Sanjukta is an Canadian educator, an ‘Art of Living’ meditation teacher, the founder of WINGS (Women’s Initiatives to Nurture, Grow & Support) a non-profit organization for women, and a life coach. When she is not busy writing, she loves meeting immigrant women and international students, getting to…Continue reading→
Punjabi in England: Cricket and a Crossing
Cricket! If you know me, you know one of my personalities is all about cricket. Yep, it’s true that LeggieLefty loves cricket. So, when we set out to plan the 2018 visit to England AND I discovered that Test Cricket was coming to the “Mecca of Cricket”, aka Lord’s Cricket…Continue reading→
ISBF24: Summer Notes by Joan McNerney
About Joan McNerney Joan McNerney’s poetry has been published worldwide in over thirty-five countries in numerous literary magazines. She has received four Best of the Net nominations. The Muse in Miniature, Love Poems for Michael, and At Work are available on Amazon.com. A new title Light & Shadows has recently…Continue reading→
ISBF24: One Afternoon by Uma Majumdar
About Uma Majumdar I have just lived my life watching people and enjoying their capers. I’ve read a few pages which have given me intense happiness and made me think and rethink. Looking forward to more such days – when I shall lay back watching the worthy do their stuff….Continue reading→
ISBF24: Blank 120 by Debaleena Mukherjee
About Debaleena Mukerjee Debaleena is a homemaker who also reads and writes. Reading isn’t about “making time to read”. She reads wherever, whatever, whenever. Writing is her articulation of all the incoherence in her head. She lives in Bangalore. She needs books, coffee and cake, a reading-light and her recliner….Continue reading→
To See What There Is To See
The Grand Canyon, AZ, USA I travel to see what there is to see. To travel is a privilege for most. For some, it is a chore. For most, it is a pleasure. For me, travel is a privilege, a chore and a pleasure all at the same time. Also:…Continue reading→
Fruitful Work
Fruitful Work And so it came about that I, bored from lack of paying work, tired from a year of travelling, walking uphill, downhill, along streams, lakes, tiled streets, cobblestoned avenues, gazing where the daffodils were, probably, blowing in the spring, in places as diverse as The Eastern Townships, The…Continue reading→
Vespera – 1
It was afternoon and the sun headed into the west as the doors of the prison closed behind her, closing down the fourteen years of imprisonment, and moving it into history. Vespera stood there, uncertain, undecided which way to go, a lone figure of a lady who had once been…Continue reading→
Why I can’t buy jeans anymore
Why I can’t buy jeans anymore. Well, hello there! This here is the second post of 2024 and we’re here because I want to talk about Why I can’t buy jeans anymore. Eh? The first one? The first one was not about why I can’t buy jeans anymore. It was…Continue reading→