How come the same rules apply to all the demons?

India, June 8 -- This is a story about demons. They say, the people who say things, that when King Solomon - he of the cut-the-baby-in-half tale - was building his temple in Jerusalem, he developed an... Read More

Pentagrams, flames, runes: How come the same rules apply to all the demons?

India, June 6 -- This is a story about demons. They say, the people who say things, that when King Solomon - he of the cut-the-baby-in-half tale - was building his temple in Jerusalem, he developed a... Read More

Pentagrams, runes, flame: How come the same rules apply to all the demons?

India, June 6 -- This is a story about demons. They say, the people who say things, that when King Solomon - he of the cut-the-baby-in-half tale - was building his temple in Jerusalem, he developed a... Read More

Trapped between two wars: The art of the Lost Generation

India, June 1 -- Sometime in the early 1920s, Gertrude Stein took her ancient Ford Model T from her home in Paris's Rue de Fleurus to a local mechanic. The car had been having starting trouble, and th... Read More

Jazz, glamour, Gatsby and a short-lived Golden Age

India, June 1 -- One of the most consequential figures of the Jazz Age, arguably, was a now-forgotten man named Wayne Bidwell Wheeler. He was the driving force behind the National Prohibition Act of 1... Read More

In India, a generation that found its voice

India, June 1 -- The defining event of the Lost Generation in Europe and the Americas was the Great War. It is harder to pinpoint a single event that served the same function for that cohort in India.... Read More

In India, the 'Lost Generation' was actually a generation that found its voice

India, May 30 -- The defining event of the Lost Generation in Europe and the Americas was the Great War. It is harder to pinpoint a single event that served the same function for that cohort in India... Read More

The peak before the fall: Jazz, glamour, Gatsby and a short-lived Golden Age

India, May 30 -- One of the most consequential figures of the Jazz Age, arguably, was a now-forgotten man named Wayne Bidwell Wheeler. He was the driving force behind the National Prohibition Act of ... Read More

Trapped between two wars: The art of the Lost Generation

India, May 30 -- Sometime in the early 1920s, Gertrude Stein took her ancient Ford Model T from her home in Paris's Rue de Fleurus to a local mechanic. The car had been having starting trouble, and th... Read More

Jane character energy: 250 years on, what still makes Austen's novels the stuff of blockbusters?

India, May 9 -- Early on in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice (1813) is a one-sentence description of Mrs Bennet, the protagonist's mother: "The business of her life was to get her daughters married; ... Read More

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