Bilangue

Volume 4 Number 1


Bilangue

Description

A selection of articles on writing from the Margreb. Bilangue (Meaning 'two languages') explores a collection of essays on cross-cultural and cross-linguistic on literary and artistic productions.

  • Contents
    • FICTION
      • Jean Arasanayagam, The Convent
      • Karen King-Aribisala, Wanted
      • Dilip Kumar, A Cat in the Agraharam

        Translated from Tamil by Subashree Krishnaswamy

      • Mikhail Mikhailovich Zoshchenko, Electrification,

        Simplicity of Souls

        Translated by Robert Chandler

    • POETRY
      • Padmini Mongia, New Delhi, Atrani, Vaishnu Devi, Almost True
      • John Pass, The Sermon on the Mount, The Height of Folly
      • Geralyn Pinto, Forever Baboo
      • Tajinder Singh Hayer, Egyptian Summer
      • Adam Strickson, Five Boards Waiting, Stratford Biology
    • ARTICLES
      • Mick Gidley, E.O. Hoppé Photographs the Recognized Face of

        Rabindranath Tagore

      • Gail Low, Writing Off-Centre: Establishing Commonwealth Literature

        in the UK

      • David Richards, Translating Desire: Abdelkebir Khatibi, Calligraphy

        and the Bilangue

      • Zahia Smail Salhi, Memory, Gender, and National Identity in

        the Work of Assia Djebar

      • Amina Yaqin, Breaking the Mirror of Urdu Verse: Speech and Silence

        in the Poetry of Kishwar Naheed

    • TRAVEL WRITING
      • Elizabeth Cook, Through the Net Curtains
      • Robert Chandler, The Last Caspian Tiger
      • Kai Easton, Travels to the Metropolis: Cape Town, London, and

        J.M. Coetzee’s Youth

      • Shanaz Gulzar, The Journey to Basant
    • REVIEWS
      • NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS