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Kiran’s 2023 Year in Books
Take a look at Kiran’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Kiran Bhat
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Influences
Vyasa, Kalidasa, Tagore, Manto, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Melville
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Member Since
May 2018
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https://www.goodreads.com/originalsin_0421
About Girar
Hello everyone! It's been ages since I posted here. Truthfully I had forgotten a little bit about this space. I don't know why... Goodreads helps unites readers across the globe.
I thought I'd talk about a project that I am publishing that I think people here might be interested in. It's called Girar.
Girar ('to turn' in Spanish) aspires to capture the flow and feel of daily life across 365 differe Read more of this blog post »
I thought I'd talk about a project that I am publishing that I think people here might be interested in. It's called Girar.
Girar ('to turn' in Spanish) aspires to capture the flow and feel of daily life across 365 differe Read more of this blog post »
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| Find me in hearts is a collection of confessional poetry written by Khosiat Rustam. The translated Uzbek language poems read as very direct and simple. They are very easy to understand, and a lot of the poetry deals with matters of heartache and emot ...more | |
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| A beautiful collection of poems. Abigail George's poems are very delicate and sensitive. One gets the sense that they pierce the soul and immediately get right into George's emotive state and condition. There's also a lot of visuality and storytellin ...more | |
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| I loved this book. It seemed to be a great introduction to Aurobindo's thinking and makes me curious to read his other works. A lot of his insights on anxiety, management of temper, the conditioned self, the way we are struggling to be seem to have c ...more | |
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| I loved this book. It seemed to be a great introduction to Aurobindo's thinking and makes me curious to read his other works. A lot of his insights on anxiety, management of temper, the conditioned self, the way we are struggling to be seem to have c ...more | |
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| This is not only a great book about rhetoric, but about human nature and its tendencies. It reminded me of the chanakya niti. I loved it. | |
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| A marvelous fever-dream of a novel, Berlin Alexanderplatz is Doblin's homage not only to Berlin, not only to the criminal, but the free-wheeling potentials of the unhinged human mind, and its imaginations, daydreams, and inhabitants. The first fifty ...more | |
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| An earnest and well curated compilation of writings from Odisha. The scholarly research of Manu Dash has been quite erudite and I learned a lot about the history and formation of Odia literature from his introduction. A lot of key trailblazers like S ...more | |
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| Child of Dust is an international romp set in various corners of the world, from Thailand to Tel Aviv. It's a book worth reading for anyone who's interested in the perils and trysts of our modern world, and who wants to travel through the mind of a u ...more | |
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That’s great! For me that is the Brothers Karamazov :)
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“In an ideal world, as connectivity progresses, each human of our world would function the way a cell functions in a human body. We would see each other in the context of our individuality but realise how our individual actions both directly and indirectly affect the greater Earth. It would be as if our Atmans (our individual spirits) could merge into a Brahmin (a cosmic unity)”
― We of the Forsaken World...
― We of the Forsaken World...
“God knows I have met with the most eccentric of characters to be seen in a village as small as this one, but when elders meet with youngsters, it is common for the elders to do all of the talking and for the youngsters to sit quietly and await their judgment.”
― We of the Forsaken World...
― We of the Forsaken World...
“Love is one of those things little children dream about, but something which no woman of age will experience…”
― We of the Forsaken World...
― We of the Forsaken World...
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Yes I am interested. I just ordered the Kindle version, but it will take me another week or so before I can begin reading your book. It sounds intriguing, and your write-up is very well written, which doesn’t happen very often. Thank you for the notification.Ginney
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