—Marie Howe

Oh, Raymond Carver, “No Need”

Hermann Hesse (translated by James Wright)

I want to talk about something called journalist standards that seem to have vanished in Indian reporting. Take this article:

Daily writing reminder to self - 'teh' is not a word

Just here for the Journalism jokes.

True to form I have finished an article ages after deadline and wit about 2500 more words than it needs to have - BUT I DID IT! I finished it! There was a point when I genuinely thought I wouldn't!

PSA: maggi masala is a great addition to pasta sauce in a pinch, the pinch being i didn’t have enough of either pasta or pasta sauce or maggi or maggi masala but somehow combining the four was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made

Pulwama or Pahalgam, poor Karachi bakery is a favourite target. According to a statement they have put out multiple times, it was founded by Khanchand Ramnani, who migrated to India during the partition. The brand was established in 1953, an Indian company based out of Hyderabad

Well, i watched Flow and now I’m devastated. What am I supposed to do with all these emotions.

Super hot lazy Sunday in Kolkata. Will read, watch a movie, journal. Not enough hours in the week to slow down and just … be still 🥰

Indians can no longer read posts by the NYT correspondent in Pakistan. Indian censorship widening.

There’s something for every reader in ‘A Teashop in Kamalapura and Other Classic Kannada Stories’ scroll.in/article/108239…

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