Archive for March, 2009
Sunday, March 29th, 2009
Punishment
This is the third in ThrowWordsGetFiction format. I asked cousin to give me 5 words and I tried to spin a small story around it. To keep the readers curious, I ask you to identify the words
As usual comments are welcome and appreciated. Also, what name would you suggest to the story [...]
Comments - Posted in FlashFiction by Rk
Sunday, March 22nd, 2009
Mysterious Bird
This is the second in ThrowWordsGetFiction series. I asked cousin to give me 5 words and I tried to spin a small story around it. To keep the readers curious, I ask you to identify the words
As usual comments are welcome and appreciated. Also, what name would you suggest to the story [...]
Comments - Posted in FlashFiction by Rk
Tuesday, March 17th, 2009
Sadarame - Rangashankara
Review of a Kannada play - Sadarame.
Comments - Posted in Kannada, Play Review by Rk
Monday, March 16th, 2009
Don’t you know me ? Don’t you know me by now ?
Suddenly I realized/recalled that the format - ThrowWordsGetFiction I talked about, was there - with poem instead - in one of my most favorite movies Before Sunrise. I don’t remember how many times I have watched this movie - either in entirety or some scenes, but it continues to give an unique good feeling about [...]
Comments - Posted in Movie talk by Rk
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009
Loud music and Dim lights
AuroraWonders, during a chat asked few words so that she writes something around them or using them. I had given 3 words. She has asked for 5 words from C too.
I realized it is similar to the Playback_Theatre concept I had watched during the play “All you need is love” where the audience throw [...]
Comments - Posted in FlashFiction by Rk
Wednesday, March 4th, 2009
Luck and hope and some other senseless things ..
Personal.. abstract ..
Comments - Posted in Philosophy, RK by Rk
Sunday, March 1st, 2009
Culture scene in Bangalore
Attakalari Biennial International Dance, followed by Bengaluru Habba
Iron Maiden, Anoushka Shankar, Pankaj Udhas in palace grounds on consecutive weekends.. wow.
So diverse and vibrant ! Bangalore, currently, is as high as it could get wrt to cultural events I guess.