Poetry: The Heart And The Brain.
In the old brain vs. heart debate, don’t we make the mistake of unfairly blaming the heart for things that aren’t really its fault? This… Read More »Poetry: The Heart And The Brain.
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Poetry- Waiting For The Rust.
When things are so firmly welded together that they cannot be parted, one must wait for the rust to eat away the chains. Our voices… Read More »Poetry- Waiting For The Rust.
How To Come Out Of The Closet.
The entire ‘coming out’ issue has become a coming-of-age ritual for LGBT teens. But is this whole ritual necessary? If yes, why? How do you… Read More »How To Come Out Of The Closet.
Poetry: Learning to Grieve.
A poem that was a product of contemplation on the looming tragedy in Paris, on how everyone seems bent upon teaching everyone else how to… Read More »Poetry: Learning to Grieve.
Aromanticsm: The Other Kind Of Love.
I wasn’t quite sure about this article’s title because I don’t really know whether this is the standard definition of aromanticism. I am just highlighting… Read More »Aromanticsm: The Other Kind Of Love.
Making Friends: The Unspoken Rules.
“I don’t have friends,” Sherlock had once snarled at John. John, quite rightly, had been awfully offended, murmured “Wonder why,” and walked away. The thing… Read More »Making Friends: The Unspoken Rules.
The Muse: A Short Story
The first step was to decide the spot. Not all places in the body hurt equally. Also, one had to consider the purpose. If the… Read More »The Muse: A Short Story
A Meeting With Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
The day was drawing to a close, and I found myself sitting aimlessly on a nice roadside bench. Well, I call it ‘nice’ because it… Read More »A Meeting With Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
An Ocean Romance: A Short Story.
It was a beautiful spring morning when she sat down on a park bench beside a young girl of thirteen. The girl looked up briefly… Read More »An Ocean Romance: A Short Story.
The Slow Mirror: A Short Story
Uma noticed it first when she was five. Yes, she had seen it before too, many times indeed. She played with it when she was… Read More »The Slow Mirror: A Short Story
Imaginary: 1 Short Amazing Story
Nina met Will when she was six. Why he was called ‘Will,’ she did not know. She often wondered about it, but she did not… Read More »Imaginary: 1 Short Amazing Story
Poetry: We Are Men Of Words.
The question is not really “Do I dare disturb the universe?” but rather “Can I?” even if I dare. We are men of words, But… Read More »Poetry: We Are Men Of Words.
Homoerotic Subtext In Modern TV Shows And Playing The Gay Chicken.
Even when Anjan Dutta was making his first Byomkesh Bakshi movie, he commented that he was aware of the homoerotic subtext of the books. And… Read More »Homoerotic Subtext In Modern TV Shows And Playing The Gay Chicken.
Glee Club: The Top 5 Hilarious Performances
These lists are always highly subjective. Everyone has their own top 5’s or top 10’s –Best Glee Club Performances, Worse Glee Club Performances, and What-the-hell-was-that… Read More »Glee Club: The Top 5 Hilarious Performances
Trust Issues and John Watson
‘Trust Issues’ are words that we encounter a lot in our daily lives nowadays, especially if you are in or recently out of a relationship.… Read More »Trust Issues and John Watson
Moriarty: Resurrection Theories in BBC Sherlock.
Okay, this post is dedicated to all those who have faced many deaths and rebirths while waiting for BBC Sherlock season 4. While we have… Read More »Moriarty: Resurrection Theories in BBC Sherlock.
Rajkahini: The Reality Of Borders.
I wanted to start this review with a conversation between two characters- Mr. Md Ilias and Mr. Prafulla Sen- in the movie ‘Rajkahini.’ Still, on a… Read More »Rajkahini: The Reality Of Borders.
How To Be A Tragic Hero?
Since the answer to the question in the title is not exceedingly complicated, let’s focus on something more twisted and something more complicated before moving… Read More »How To Be A Tragic Hero?