― George Orwell, Why I Write
Indranil Banerjee‘s essay: Oval Test Victory, Indelible Memory In Indian Cricket’s History
Indian Cricket, as we see it today as a mark of financial and administrative power in the form of BCCI, or a bank of unbelievably talented group of individuals both in the team and the bench, came through its own journey of slow starts, huge losses and of course marvellous moments of glory. There were…
Ujjaini Roy‘s essay: Random Thoughts
My mother and I are on the front porch, in one of my earliest memories. It was the end of December. Her tiny palms cupped the tinier orange in the hope of making it warmer. At around 2 in the afternoon, this was a sort of ritual, she lovingly stuck to. A neighbour or two…
Pawel Markiewicz‘s essay: The broken soul in my homeland
Do you know where this world has got so much evil in it? When I was in the Osuszek-grove for the first time, I was fully grown. I went there on a bike after finding out about it on the internet, a few years ago. I drove south through my whole town, on the road…
Anissa Sboui‘s essay: Othello: The Black ‘Other’ within a White Venetian Society
There are Westerners, and there are Orientals. The former dominate; the latter must be dominated, which usually means having their land occupied, their internal affairs rigidly controlled, their blood and treasure put at the disposal of one or another Western power. (Said, Orientalism 36) Abstract During the Elizabethan era, European nations have realised “the potential…
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