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SUMMARY:Singing in the Dark
DESCRIPTION:Gyaanadab & The Book Club Pune\npresents \n \nABOUT THE BOOK \nSinging in the Dark is described as “an anthology of poetry under Lockdown”. It incorporates compositions of contemporary Indian poets. It is published by Penguin / Random House \n  \n ABOUT THE EDITORS \n\n Satchidanandan is a leading Indian poet. His poems have been translated into many Indian and foreign languages. He has 24 collections of poetry\, besides plays\, travel books\, books for children and several collections of critical essays. He has been a Professor of English\, and also the chief executive of the Sahitya Akademi and the Director of the School of Translation Studies. He has won 52 literary awards from different states and countries.\nNishi Chawla is an academician and a writer. She has 6 collections of poetry\, and also plays\, screenplays and novels to her credit. She has a Ph. D. in English from The George Washington University\, Washington\, D.C. After teaching for nearly 20 years at Delhi University\, she migrated to USA. She is on the faculty of Thomas Edison State University\, New Jersey. Her plays have been staged both in the USA and in India.Zoom Meeting ID: 810 4403 9042   Password: BookClubDate: Sunday\, 02  May 2021 | Time: 06.30 PM (IST)\nContact us at:  Facebook: gyaanadab  |  www.gyaanadab.org | +91 98230 10962 \nFace Book Url  https://www.facebook.com/gyaanadab/ \nZoom url       https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81044039042?pwd=Ym0zNVVBNExaTkdJRlBqSG4zZnNjQT09
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SUMMARY:James Wales: Artist and Antiquarian in the time of Peshwa Sawai Madhavrao
DESCRIPTION:James Wales: Artist and Antiquarian in the time of Peshwa Sawai Madhavrao \nAbout the Book: This book allows us to enter and witness late 18th century India through the journals and paintings left behind by an observant artist and antiquarian. James Wales came to India and developed a passion for the antiquities of the country. He left copious records and pictures of life in the cities and villages\, memoranda of travel in India\, ‘horrid’ social customs etc. Soon\, India came under British rule\, and the world that James Wales saw and depicted simply disappeared. 200 years after his death\, his work has finally seen the light of day. \nAbout the Author and Presenter: Uday S. Kulkarni is an alumnus of Armed Forces Medical College and a practising surgeon in Pune. He served in the Indian Navy and retired as Surgeon Commander. He has written five non-fiction books on 18th century Indian history in the last nine years\, primarily relating to the Maratha Empire. He is a renowned and respected historian and has been invited to speak at the Jaipur LitFest and other fora. \n\n  \nZoom Meeting ID: 885 8325 2218   Password: BookClub \nDate: Sunday\, 09  May 2021 | Time: 06.30 PM (IST) \nContact us at:  Facebook: gyaanadab  |  www.gyaanadab.org | +91 98230 10962 \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/james-wales-artist-and-antiquarian-in-the-time-of-peshwa-sawai-madhavrao/
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SUMMARY:Tamerlane: Sword of Islam by  Justin Marozzi
DESCRIPTION:About the Author: Justin Marozzi read History at Cambridge. A former Financial Times foreign correspondent\, he writes regularly for The Times\, the Sunday Telegraph\, the Financial Times and the Spectator where he was a contributing Editor until disappearing to Central Asia to research this book. \n  \nAbout the Book: Tamerlane: Sword of Islam\, Conqueror of the World is the story of one of the greatest conquerors the world has ever seen. Temur’s armies were irresistible\, feared throughout Asia\, and wherever they rode\, death rained around them like the plague. And yet he was a man who loved beauty and opulence. Justin Marozzi travelled across central Asia to give us a stunning portrait of a complex emperor and a formidable military strategist\, who was both creator and destroyer. \n  \nAbout the Presenter: Latika Padgaonkar is passionate about literature and cinema. She is a journalist\, editor and translator. She has taught at Fergusson College and JNU. She was the Executive Editor of Cinemaya: The Asian Film Quarterly and Director of  Cinefan\, The Festival of Asian \n———————————————————————————————————- \nDate:    Sunday\,  16  May 2021      Time   :  06.30 pm  \nClick  below to connect :\n\nZoom ID: 844 6774 4205 Passcode : BookClub \nhttps://www.facebook.com/gyaanadab/
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SUMMARY:The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
DESCRIPTION:.                                                                                                                  \nThe Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky\n\n\nAbout the Novel:    \n\n\n       The Brothers Karamazov is an epic novel\, which like Tolstoy’s War and Peace turns the mirror upon the entire Russian society. Not equally interested in its depiction of high echelons of the nation\, it is unparalleled in illuminating the “depths of the human soul.” Although the focus is kept on Fyodor Karamazov and his three sons and their lady loves\, the writer depicts people from many classes and many walks of life. \n  \n\n\n  About the Author:    \n\n\nIn the golden age of Realist Fiction\, Fyodor Dostoyevsky was the preeminent Psychological Realist\, outstanding in his insight into disturbed and capricious characters.  Although he wrote several great novels including  Crime and Punishment\, The Brothers Karamazov\, his last novel was the most ambitious one. \n  \n\n\n   About the Presenter :  \n\n\nPrashant K. Sinha is a former Professor and Head of the Department of English of the University of Pune. He continues to publish books and  articles and has given talks and written papers at several seminars and now webinars. \n\nZoom Meeting ID: 844 5653 8227             Password: BookClub\nDate: Sunday\,  (postponed ) 23 May 2021 | Time: 06.30 PM (IST)\nContact us at:  Facebook: gyaanadab  |  www.gyaanadab.org | +91 98230 10962 \n\n 
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SUMMARY:Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
DESCRIPTION:Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad\n\nAbout the Author: Joseph Conrad\, born in Poland\, learned English in his 20s and became a British citizen. A sailor\, he wrote about adventures at sea and of the strangeness of people he met around the world. An early Modernist\, he was a prolific writer and has left behind several works of note – novels and short stories.\nAbout the Novel: Heart of Darkness is a novella spanning only a 100 pages but it has a theme of enormous magnitude: it reveals what the imagination of man can make him do\, what potential he has. Set in the Congo\, it exposes the reality of colonialism and the racism that accompanies it.\nAbout the Presenter: Mohini Khot has made literature her life. She delights in spreading the love of literature and the fine arts through forums such as The Book Club.\n\n\nEvent Date Time: May 30\, 2021 06:30 PM India \nZoom Details  : Meeting ID: 892 9349 9459                  Passcode: BookClub \n\n 
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