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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 21: From Further Away Lands
Bookasur
25 minutes 50 seconds
4 years ago
Ep 21: From Further Away Lands

We’re seeing more books in English that depart - and expand - the western/European/Christian canon of fiction that feels very narrow in today’s day and age. This is especially true for fantastic fiction, and today we talk of two books that stretch the boundaries to India and Africa, and show just how the fantastic fits in with a new set of values - and a new set of readers.

This is episode #21 of Bookasur, talking about ghosts in walls, post-modern vs modern horror, unnerving folk tales, epic cities and a girl made of water.

Books featured:

Ringa Ringa Roses, by Neil D’Silva

Black Leopard, Red Wolf, by Marlon James, by Hamish Hamilton/Penguin

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Published 19th November 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!