Translated by Eleanor Ellis and published by Seagull Books سیگل ❤️

Walk. Frankfurt.

Check out Comrades! Verso Needs Your Support for Radical Publishing by Verso Books on Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/verso…

In Truth from Fact, we will deal with a series of interlocking arguments and discussions on the bridge between ontology and epistemology, from Aristotle to John Searle. Find out more: factorvalue.org instagram.com/p/DBUNvHHz-Ej/…

"One must always be bilingual from one language, the heimlich one, if only for a moment, since heim or home can change.” If you live between languages, you'll relate to Argentine writer Sylvia Molloy’s profound riffs on the bilingual condition: tinyurl.com/mun9wde9

Done. Winding down. Last afternoon at the Frankfurt Book Fair. 2024.

It’s been 1500 days since Umar Khalid was jailed for standing up for freedom, equality, and justice. On 21st October, Monday, 12 noon onwards, join us in raising our voices against the UAPA and for those silenced by unjust laws.

a collection of her writing is coming in May 2025 from Seagull Books

That door to the sky.

The Many Morning Melancholies of Frankfurt.

My speech at the Memorial Meeting for Prof GN Saibaba at Hyderabad today.

‘Why we need Arundhati Roy’ It is vanishingly rare for a writer to both confront the ugliness of humanity and still search for its beauty. Roy is that rare writer. By Naomi Klein archive.is/4rVxV

Soon.

It is my honour to have received the Anandaram Dhekial Phukan Award today at the ADP College in Nowgong for my contributionto Film and Theatre. So much love and good wishes from so many people. My gratitude to the Vice Chancellor of The Guwahati University for handing over the

Number one is arrived. Very much looking forward to Agamben’s reflections.

“It is said that the old have only one string left to play. And it is perhaps an untuned string that produces what Stefano used to call the ‘wolf s note’. But that single untuned string sounds more fully and deeply than the whole instrument of youth.” —Giorgio Agamben

Beyond the Wall: Writing a Path Through Palestine by Bidisha