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Book Review

28-12-11

The Cat’s Table Maya Khankhoje

      Canadian literature is as rich as its native children such as Joseph Boyden, who, Through Black Spruce,  Read more…

Meditation

27-09-11

“Where I can cry me a river….” Maya Khankhoje

** Editor’s note:  We have rarely re-printed essays of a recent pedigree, but in this case, we found this essay  Read more…

Poetry

04-07-11

Montreal Maya Khankhoje

  I love Montreal, tu sais because English  here is charmant and French  c’est cool because locals  know that a  Read more…

Prose

04-07-11

The Joys of Flying Maya Khankhoje

  I have a recurrent dream in which I am flying over a large body of turquoise water. The air  Read more…

Book Review

04-07-11

The Art and Science of Healing Since Antiquity Maya Khankhoje

The Art and Science of Healing Since Antiquity. By Daya Ram Varma, MD, PhD. www.Xlibris.com, 2011. *** Why should a  Read more…

Prose

27-04-11

Sea of Revolt Maya Khankhoje

If you observe a mappemonde carefully you will notice a large body of  blue water surrounded  by land on all  Read more…

Prose

12-03-11

I hear you Sis! Maya Khankhoje

My sister, all of four years older than me, kindly informed me very early on that Santa Claus didn’t exist,  Read more…

Editorial

27-12-10

Stewards of the land Maya Khankhoje

The words aboriginal, indigenous, native, primitive, adivasi, tribal  and first nations are used almost synonymously although there are subtle differences  Read more…

Book Review

27-12-10

THE LOVE QUEEN OF MALABAR. Memoir of a Friendship with Kamala Das Maya Khankhoje

THE LOVE QUEEN OF MALABAR. Memoir of a Friendship with Kamala Das. Merrily Weisbord, McGill-Queen’s University Press, Montreal, 2010. In  Read more…

Book Review

28-09-10

Ilustrado Maya Khankhoje

  Ilustrado. By Miguel Syjuco, Hamish Hamilton Canada, an imprint of Penguin Group, 308 pp.,  Toronto 2010. Miguel Syjuco (pronounced  Read more…

Book Review

28-09-10

I am a Japanese Writer Maya Khankhoje

  I am a Japanese Writer. By Dany Laferrière. Translation by David Homel. Douglas & McIntyre, 2010.   I am  Read more…

Editorial

26-06-10

The environment through a variety of viewpoints Patrick Barnard

  THE ISSUE:  This summer  Montreal Serai focuses on the environment through a variety of viewpoints. Jacqueline Fortson, who has  Read more…

Book Review

25-06-10

From Rajahs and Yogis to Gandhi and Beyond. Images of India in International Films of the Twentieth Century Maya Khankhoje

  From Rajahs and Yogis to Gandhi and Beyond. Images of India in International Films of the Twentieth Century, by  Read more…

Editorial

31-03-10

Women Changing the World Maya Khankhoje

              It was exactly  a hundred years ago that Clara Zetkin, leader of the Women’s Office for the Social  Read more…

Book Review

30-03-10

Perfect Hostage Maya Khankhoje

    PERFECT HOSTAGE. Aun San Suu Kyi, Burma and the Generals. By Justin Wintle.  Arrow, 2007. In Burma there  Read more…

Commentary

01-12-09

Because it opens your Heart Maya Khankhoje

                    Literature has always been important, is still important and will continue to be important for as long as human  Read more…

Short Story

01-12-09

The World in Her Hands Maya Khankhoje

                Samira sat on the floor of her adobe hut studying her hands as carefully as if she  Read more…

Prose

26-09-09

My Corner of Paradise Maya Khankhoje

  The glare from the neon lights bores through my eyelids making them flutter. I fight  back and force them  Read more…

Book Review

24-06-09

Vermeer, Rembrandt and the Golden Age of Dutch Art – Review Maya Khankhoje

               Vermeer, Rembrandt and the Golden Age of Dutch Art.  Masterpieces from the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. By Ruud Priem and  Read more…

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