A tête–à–tête. with Hilda David
An interview with Saaz Aggarwal
A heart to heart with Randhir Khare
..."memory…my life is alive with memories…one fusing into the other…I can even narrate to you dreams that I had when I was three…but.."
"...Learn to be your own critic. Trust your own judgment. However, if you find someone you trust and who helps your literary self-esteem that would be a good choice..."
"...When I discovered that there was actually emerging a much larger preoccupation in all my writing I turned to writing fables that would capture the preoccupation and related concerns in a symbolic way…and so as you can see I used a whole range of genres in an exploratory way, moving from one to another each time I sensed a new way of writing, a new form, a new stream of expression to write what I wanted to write – better.
So how should one go about writing in different genres? Simple – be like the roots of a tree which constantly shift to new directions because they are searching for nourishment. So be open to exploring. No one can teach you how to be many rolled into one. It has to come from your own attitude. Your passion for finding new ways to say things. Finally – it all boils down to one thing – openness to the act of play. Become a child, play with stories and ideas and emotions, play with words…experiment. No one ever gets it right, the joy is in the trying, the process..."
"...Learn to be your own critic. Trust your own judgment. However, if you find someone you trust and who helps your literary self-esteem that would be a good choice..."
"...When I discovered that there was actually emerging a much larger preoccupation in all my writing I turned to writing fables that would capture the preoccupation and related concerns in a symbolic way…and so as you can see I used a whole range of genres in an exploratory way, moving from one to another each time I sensed a new way of writing, a new form, a new stream of expression to write what I wanted to write – better.
So how should one go about writing in different genres? Simple – be like the roots of a tree which constantly shift to new directions because they are searching for nourishment. So be open to exploring. No one can teach you how to be many rolled into one. It has to come from your own attitude. Your passion for finding new ways to say things. Finally – it all boils down to one thing – openness to the act of play. Become a child, play with stories and ideas and emotions, play with words…experiment. No one ever gets it right, the joy is in the trying, the process..."
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The Sound Between My Ears "...I passed out, I could hear them
talk – “He is getting worse every day. He keeps talking to himself. Thinks he is living in some apartment with some crazy neighbours. We have to shift him to another ward. I think he is developing signs of Schizz....."
Uncle Whitman says "...Perusing the horizon at sunset has always been an experience which brings many latent thoughts from the back of my mind into consideration. On such day, a line hummed in my head. It was a line by Walt Whitman from his poem, ‘I Sit and Look Out’.
The line goes like - “I hear secret convulsive sobs from young men..."
Beyond the Radcliffe Line "...At that stroke of midnight hour, in middle of sleep, Stealthily bomb of partition was burst upon people,
Burying the dreams of freedom, tears ran down deep. Inside that broken piece of land, that then faced cripple..."
Suicide Note #3 "...9 months and it is still not over. I have a fear that I will lose myself in this race for living a life less tragic. The morning sunshine doesn’t bring a new hope for me mom rather it reminds me of yet another tormenting and unkind day ahead.
A World within You "...And percolating to the very depth of what your eyes are viewing as a structure. A world that is knitting with every instance your senses are perceiving..."
Professor X vs Professor Gandhi Charles when killed in a telepathic battle with Phoenix alias Jean Grey, succeeds in transferring his mind to that of a brain-dead man, similarly Gandhi lived, even after he was killed, through his ideals and principles.
Twisted down the tale The fragrance that filled the room effervescenced as wild passion from within. Her gauzy gown slipped over her shoulder revealing her bare body. Her glowing, grain- colored skin rippled in him the urge to hold her by the arms and kiss her with untaming....
Uncle Whitman says "...Perusing the horizon at sunset has always been an experience which brings many latent thoughts from the back of my mind into consideration. On such day, a line hummed in my head. It was a line by Walt Whitman from his poem, ‘I Sit and Look Out’.
The line goes like - “I hear secret convulsive sobs from young men..."
Beyond the Radcliffe Line "...At that stroke of midnight hour, in middle of sleep, Stealthily bomb of partition was burst upon people,
Burying the dreams of freedom, tears ran down deep. Inside that broken piece of land, that then faced cripple..."
Suicide Note #3 "...9 months and it is still not over. I have a fear that I will lose myself in this race for living a life less tragic. The morning sunshine doesn’t bring a new hope for me mom rather it reminds me of yet another tormenting and unkind day ahead.
A World within You "...And percolating to the very depth of what your eyes are viewing as a structure. A world that is knitting with every instance your senses are perceiving..."
Professor X vs Professor Gandhi Charles when killed in a telepathic battle with Phoenix alias Jean Grey, succeeds in transferring his mind to that of a brain-dead man, similarly Gandhi lived, even after he was killed, through his ideals and principles.
Twisted down the tale The fragrance that filled the room effervescenced as wild passion from within. Her gauzy gown slipped over her shoulder revealing her bare body. Her glowing, grain- colored skin rippled in him the urge to hold her by the arms and kiss her with untaming....
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