Meanwhile at Kala Ghoda again, I find myself speaking with five engaging writers. No harmonicas involved, either.
Your thoughts, yes they are welcome.
Roadrunner on Amazon!
Buy Roadrunner, Indian sites
Travel: Our Judgement Free
My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die. (Listen)
It was January the thirtieth/And everybody was feelin' fine.
Yo!
Good times!
TwitTwotTwet
Some of my writing
Asirgarh, Narbona, towelsTsunami reports
Girls of his (my) dreams
Winner, Outlook/Picador 2004/5
'74 Bra Flinging Story
Not just about tennis
My books
Branded by Law | The Narmada Dammed | RoadrunnerSome of my photographs
Worth your time
Ramani's fieldnotesTom Pietrasik | Abi
Annie | Shivam V
Bombay Addict
Uma MD | Amitava Kumar | John Naughton
Amin for your travel needs
1 comment:
2 things: The first, a reminder to Joe Biden saying the three-letter word on everyone's minds in the US was "jobs: J-O-B-S, jobs". Was it a slip or a deliberate attempt to avoid "four-letter word", you should tell us. (and why does SB want to 4-letter the good reviews too?)
Second, a friend here, an ex-English major (major, as in the degree and not the job title, and therefore English, as in the language and not the nationality), once asked me why we Indians use Britishers, when the British would do? Is it a valid entry in our dictionaries? ( Online dictionary says it's an Americanism, though the only usage I have seen is in informal Indian contexts and I was surprised to see you use it.)
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