A personal essay that reflects upon the author's 90-year-old grandfather's intimate experience of reading Ruskin Bond's autobiography 'Lone Fox Dancing'.
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A Bond with Ruskin Bond
'I admired how your simple storytelling... kept me glued to the seat, till I read the end of the adventurous feat.'
Book Review: Ruskin Bond’s Ode to India
What Ruskin Bond magically presents in 'A Little Book of India' is the emotions of a man who holds dear what was earned with sweat and blood because he …
The Ways the Plateau Yields, Feels: Reading Mihir Vatsa’s ‘Tales of Hazaribagh’
In a book devoted to the study and celebration of his homeland’s healing powers, Vatsa attempts a critique of his beloved Chhotanagpur Plateau’s diverse landforms.
For the Love of Clouds: Verses in the Sky
Going back to the dying art of sky gazing alongside verses by some of the world's greatest poets.