Reviews
The State Of Fear
One of the most imperative concerns which have been raking the entire world for almost two decades now is global warming. Tagged as one of the most grisly and vicious…
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Words, culture, a closer look.
Reviews, culture writing, opinions, interpretations, events and poems — from the WordBred archive since 2016.
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Events
Interview: Knowing Kumar Milan
We had the chance to interview Kumar Milan who’s a budding published author over email and whatsapp. And had his book published in June 2015 by Author’s Ink India “Things…
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Opinions
Book Boyfriends and how they lead to unattainable standards
To all the fan-girls out there who are in constant state of agony from the unobtainable hunky dreamboats in literature, I feel your pain all too well. Damn those Young…
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Opinions
The Brilliance Of Austen
This year marks the bicentennial death anniversary of one of the greatest authors to have ever lived- Jane Austen. With that in mind I thought it was time for a…
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Reviews
The Necromancer
Necromancy is a term that is very intimate to the ones who love the dark side of the force. Let’s be candid enough. What force are we raving about? Are…
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Opinions
Philosophy Against Suicide
“There is but one truly serious philosophical problem and that is suicide”, began revered Philosopher Albert Camus, in his essay “The Myth of Sisyphus”. Camus can easily be regarded as…
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Culture
National Dictionary Day
Aloof as the American continent can be geographically, it’s never been far enough to not disrupt, engage, captivate or at times attract criticism or humor (not humour) or even commendation…
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Events
Safarnama – Cultural walk through Purana Qila
Upon usual and aimless, perfunctory scrolls through my Facebook feed, I stumbled upon a page called Safarnama. They were planning a walk in the Purana Qila. Motive of this walk…
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Interpretations
JD Salinger; his oeuvre and his genius
Conversations about my favorite authors will always revolve around David Foster Wallace, Camus, Kafka, Vonnegut and the likes. However in the shadows, the way the man liked it himself, a…
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Opinions
Memory by HP Lovecraft
Penning down endorsements for literary linchpins is quite a Sisyphean task to fare. But then, if it is H.P. Lovecraft’s oeuvre, one feels drawn towards the story so much that…
