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"I wanted the past to be very present" - Interview with Akil Kumarasamy - Vimarsana News

"I wanted the past to be very present" - Interview with Akil Kumarasamy

“Why is it so unbearable to look in the face of human vulnerability?” asks author Akil Kumarasamy, in her latest literary offering “Meet us by the Roaring Sea” - a question apt for a society grappling with a loneliness epidemic.

When gods offer narratives that empower human frailties - Vimarsana News

When gods offer narratives that empower human frailties

Celebrated artist Satish Gupta has been navigating his personal journey of contemplations through a lifetime of creating meditative works. His quest takes him through painting, sculptures, poetry, calligraphy and an intuitive seeking of a ...

Campbell Wins Le Guin Prize - Vimarsana News

Campbell Wins Le Guin Prize

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Tam Fam Lit Jam 2023 | Tamil Guardian - Vimarsana News

Tam Fam Lit Jam 2023 | Tamil Guardian

On 30th September 2023, members of the Tamil art scene in Toronto congregated at the Harbourfront Centre to celebrate and support Tamil literary talent. Event host Nedra Rodrigo opened the event with a sit down conversation featuring Priya Guns (author of 'Your Driver is Waiting') and Akil Kumarasamy (author of 'Meet Us by the Roaring Sea'). Rodrigo discussed topics ranging

Imaginative fiction reading list: Here are the nine books shortlisted for the Ursula K Le Guin Prize - Vimarsana News

Imaginative fiction reading list: Here are the nine books shortlisted for the Ursula K Le Guin Prize

Akil Kumarasamy, a writer of South Asian descent, is on the shortlist of the $25,000 prize, in its second year.

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