Indira Govindan’s Blog

  From inside the apartment, I don’t see them, only hear them. But that’s more than enough.  Thanks for visiting, 

  In terms of creativity it was somewhat a fallow year. Early in January, I completed the final version of Afterlives of a Newspaper.   I ha...

  There are several geological reasons why the Bay of Bengal is calm and Indian Ocean so turbulent, but when you are standing at Arichal Mun...

  This book of collage/mixed media/altered art came about because I could not bear to chuck the daily newspaper, the Hindu, into the wastepa...

  I did this piece of collage as a memorial to that intense and compressed pandemic period when none of us could go out and do anything. Thi...

  It is the rainy season-  Savan , the fifth month of Hindu calendar…it is drizzling now and then. It is afternoon, but seems like evening a...

Salman Rushdie’s  groundbreaking Midnight’s Children was published exactly 40 years ago. On its 40th anniversary, it has been reissued with ...