Essays on Being a Writer

The writers of the diaspora are situated in a complex space between two worlds and two cultures: they can neither forget the world/culture they have come out of and which would be different if they returned to it now; nor can they fully incorporate into...

The primary relocations out of India were induced by the British to fulfil the unlimited needs of realm. Obligated workers were scattered imprudently, some to manufacture railroads, others to take a shot at manors, to be trailed by gutsy business visionaries. M. G. Vassanji is...

Johannes Wolfgang Von Goethe’s Faust Part 1 is one of the most critically acclaimed works of literature, and rightfully so. Goethe wrestles with difficult philosophical and religious concepts in a transitioning world, making his work modern for its time. Goethe creates a world of constant...

Reading through The Right to the City by Alessandro Busà was tedious. As the way this editorial was written is complex; Because of this I had to unpack the content extremely carefully as I read, to fully understand the take away of each section. The...

In our daily life murders happen every day in the whole planet. As humans we are not used to live this type of events frequently, because is a very delicate theme that we mostly try to avoid. This kind of theme where we can loss...

It is fundamental for each culture to have its own particular distinguishing identity in a multicultural state. However, when a new identity is forced on the premise of race, colour and religion, the unfeeling brutalities wind up plainly overflowing with reality. The characters of No...

Nicola Yoon, a Jamaican-American author who is best known for writing the 2015 young adult novel Everything, Everything, a New York Times bestseller and the basis of a 2017 film of the same name. Yoon’s main inspiration and reasoning behind the novel was her daughter,...