Apologies, been too distracted with too many things to be regular in this space. There are, thus, some things to catch up on.
The current issue of Open magazine carries my review of Written For Ever: The Best of Civil Lines -- here.
(I'm not sure why it's been called "Uncivil Lines").
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1 comment:
I'm surprised you didn't mention what is perhaps the best piece that I have read in Civil Lines: Dilip Simeon's 'O.K. TATA: Mobiloil Change and World Revolution'. And I have come to dislike their 'tongue-in-cheek' introductions, perhaps because what comes after it is nothing different from what mainstream, middlebrow journals like
'Granta' publish; only, Indian.
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