Articles with tag: memoirs
The New Beginning
Mohammad Gill Nov 1, 2004 interacts: 37My story is the story of many thousands of other people on both sides of the line. I regard myself lucky in one way that my family and I didn’t suffer any loss of limb....
The Allahabad I Knew
Jawahara Saidullah Oct 27, 2004 interacts: 58A customer was looking for Jacques Derrida’s works. He and the owner lamented Derrida’s death before launching into a passionate discussion on deconstruction. I smiled to myself. This was the Allahabad I remember, where words and books and wri
Jamnagar Memoirs
Parag Vohra Sep 23, 2004 interacts: 30It may seem strange that a celebratory function was held a day after a plane had gone down with officers and crew. Armed Forces in general have the ethos that the show must go on. Comrades will die and they will be mourned yet life must go on.
The Girl from Napoli
Asif Naqshbandi Apr 7, 2004 interacts: 48Al Ghazzali said that it is impossible to describe the pleasures of orgasm to an impotent man no matter how much one tries.
Making Waves in the Sky
Nazar Khan Mar 23, 2004 interacts: 51We were now only a few hundred feet above the ground and cutting through the air really fast. All eyes were glued to the sky. We were in the stadium for only a few fleeting moments; and then it was all over.
Flashbacks from School
Nazar Khan Dec 17, 2003 interacts: 54Those were also the days when we grew by an inch a month and the body chemistry was changing rapidly. Our voices changed and hair began to grow at odd places. Unfamiliar powerful forces, of which we knew little about, were building up inside us ...
Sargodha & Migs
Nazar Khan Oct 19, 2003 interacts: 79But the skyline of Sargodha would always remember the roars and thunders of those quaint Chinese birds which kept its skies so colourful, noisy and interesting for so many years.
The Summer of ’69
Nazar Khan Jun 2, 2003 interacts: 198Her fully blossomed body in a tight swimsuit with both of them visible was an uncomfortable sight and the tension in us would soon be uncontrollably evident on our tight swimming trunks.
