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Tag Archives: Anita Nair
Kerala Kerala, Quite Contrary
This is an anthology of 26 works, edited by Shinie Antony, who also contributes a few as author, interviewer and chronicler. The title, IMHO, is a bit misleading since the works themselves, while touching upon various aspects of life in … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Anita Nair, Building Brand Kerala, D Vijayamohan, Fort Lines, Happy, Hormis Tharakan, Kerala, Kerala Kerala Quite Contrary, Nimz Dean, No Sex please we have cable, Odd Morning, Omana, Orhan Pamuk Nair and I, S S Lal, Shashi Tharoor, Shinie Antony, Shreekumar Varma, Sitrep Seventies, Suresh Menon, Susan Visvanathan, The Argumentative Malayali, The Gift, The Strange Sisters of Mannarkad, William Dalrymple
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The Better Man
Anita Nair This is Anita Nair’s first novel, and quite a good start. I could identify with it quite a bit, probably because of the Kerala setting, and therefore the familiarity with the kind of characters that appear in the … Continue reading
Mistress
Anita Nair ..and finally after over two years of it sitting on my bookshelf, I finally forced myself to read it. I have to say that the short description provided doesn’t do justice to the book at all. Although it … Continue reading
Shaantam
A thought that I’ve received for the second time – the first time was during a yoga class, and this time, it was thanks to the book I just finished reading – ‘Mistress’, by Anita Nair, as one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It
Tagged Anita Nair, desire, kathakali, Mistress, navarasas, shaantam, Yoga
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