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Bookasur
P.S. Nissim
26 episodes
4 days ago
We're Indians and we read uncontrollably. Not just the starred "serious" books that are reviewed in the papers, but comics, thrillers, self-help books, campus romances, travel, and whatever seems interesting. How come the papers don't cover what we really want? Bookasur is a book review and discussion podcast where P. S. Nissim, a writer and professional book critic, talks about the full broad variety of books we like, from a true desi perspective. From Stephen King to Sholay, from Tagore to Book Fairs, it's all there. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss a thing!
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We're Indians and we read uncontrollably. Not just the starred "serious" books that are reviewed in the papers, but comics, thrillers, self-help books, campus romances, travel, and whatever seems interesting. How come the papers don't cover what we really want? Bookasur is a book review and discussion podcast where P. S. Nissim, a writer and professional book critic, talks about the full broad variety of books we like, from a true desi perspective. From Stephen King to Sholay, from Tagore to Book Fairs, it's all there. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss a thing!
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Ep 19: The City and the Village
Bookasur
27 minutes 4 seconds
5 years ago
Ep 19: The City and the Village

We had World Translation Day last week. So, this time we pick up two books, both translated, both from Malayalam, both literary fiction, both by the same publishing house, published within a couple of months of each other, and talk about how different they are. Hey, if there’s so much variety just between these two, think of what other wonders are to be found on the bookshelves of Indian literature!

This is episode #19 of Bookasur, talking about Don Camillo, the difference between cocks and roosters, the Emergency, and longing for home.

Books featured:

Delhi: A Soliloquy, by M. Mukundan, published by Eka Westland

The Cock is the Culprit, by Unni R., published by Eka Westland.

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Published 8th October 2020. Find out more about Bookasur here: https://www.psnissim.com/p/bookasur.html

P.S. Nissim tweets at: https://twitter.com/ps_nissim

Title Music: Jazz In Paris by Media Right Productions used under Creative Commons

Bookasur
We're Indians and we read uncontrollably. Not just the starred "serious" books that are reviewed in the papers, but comics, thrillers, self-help books, campus romances, travel, and whatever seems interesting. How come the papers don't cover what we really want? Bookasur is a book review and discussion podcast where P. S. Nissim, a writer and professional book critic, talks about the full broad variety of books we like, from a true desi perspective. From Stephen King to Sholay, from Tagore to Book Fairs, it's all there. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss a thing!