Dey Ottilie Mulzet (translator) capturing in flowing lines comparable

capturing in flowing lines comparable to Baudelaire's the tortured consciousness and troubling sensuality that are his opulent music's counterpart

One of Endo's most unusual and powerful novels is set largely in a modern hospital

The Screwtape Letters is the most engaging account of temptation—and triumph over it—ever written

Publisher: HarperCollins UK

launches a political career aided by a homosexual affair with prominent politician

Dey Ottilie Mulzet (translator) capturing in flowing lines comparableDey is Tamil slang. A polysemic portal into community. It is hey, no, yes; it hails, it invites, it warns, it cajoles, it pleads, it loves. Just like Shivram Gopinaths Dey: a cross genre, multi tongued celebration of diasporic desire, complaint and joy that stretches what poetry can be. Part translation, part illustration, part verse, Dey is a love child of Tamil cinema tropes and themes, Singaporean hopes and dreams. A discordant soundtrack to