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Akhil Katyal

A Kunzum Poetry Reading List: Add Akhil Katyal’s Poetry Recommendations to Your TBR Pile!

Recognising some of the most poignant works of Indian literature, Akhil Katyal offers his poetry recommendations spanning Hindi, Urdu, and English languages. It’s a great starting point for anyone who enjoys reading Katyal’s poetry.

A Room of One’s Own: What Virginia Woolf’s Inquest Tells Us about Women’s Spaces

In 1929, Virginia Woolf called attention to not only a lack of women’s writing but also a dearth of creative spaces for women. Has much changed since then?

Reading Emily Dickinson: How the American Simulates the Irregular Process of Thinking in Her Poems

Emily Dickinson is an icon of American Literature whose genius was recognised, unfortunately, after her passing. Her original poems leave you in a state of flux—forced to ponder over the abrupt and fleeting thoughts of the poet.

Two Graphic Novels that Tell the Inspiring Stories of Anti-Caste Activists & their Groundbreaking Work

From the position of exclusion, anti-caste revolutionaries Jyotirao Phule and BR Ambedkar challenged systematic discrimination in India by raising their voice. These graphic novels present their accounts and activism in a new light.

Albert Camus

An Ode to Albert Camus: From the Absurdism of Life to a Moral Responsibility towards Humanity

Albert Camus’s philosophy of Absurdism still resonates with people around the world but his advocacy for our responsibility towards society has remained under-acknowledged. On his birth anniversary, Kunzum revisits two of the Nobel-winning philosopher’s works.

Frankenstein and Frankissstein: A Probe into Humanly Monstrosity

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein was a call to question our understanding of what a monster is. Can a human being be a monster? Can a monster be human? With Jeanette Winterson’s literary adaptation, Frankissstein, the answer becomes a bit clearer.

How Gabriel García Márquez Changed My Perception of Reality

Reading Gabriel García Márquez was confusing and difficult for a literature student, especially when the Colombian writer attributed his magical fiction to reality. It took a lesser-read book of his to make things clearer.

Audiobooks

The Sound of Literature: 5 Audiobooks that Uplift their Original Texts into an Immersive Experience

Whether you are going for a long walk, running errands at home, travelling in a train, or simply resting your eyes, these five audiobooks make for great listening experiences.

Page to Film: Five Lovely Screen Adaptations of Books, and Five that We Wish Hadn’t Been Made

As Fredrik Backman’s A Man Called Ove gets adapted into a movie with Tom Hanks playing the protagonist, we look back at some memorable screen adaptations. Some that breathed new life into their respective books and some that could not live up to expectations.

A Logophile’s Reading List: Read these 4 Books to Immerse Yourself in the World of Words

Every book reader knows the value of words. They build entire worlds out of nothing. It’s only apt then that there are books centred around words and what they can hold. Here are four of them that you will definitely fall in love with.

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