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A vital new project to resurrect the works of a great Romanian poet in the English language, a slew of ambitious and global-minded book festivals in India, and a fair to highlight Oaxacan writing and languages in Mexico—our editors are bringing you the latest from a literary landscape that continues to expand in richness, variety, and intercultural exange.
MARGENTO, Editor-at-Large, reporting from Romania
In 1889, Mihai Eminescu—the iconic late romantic/early modernist Romanian poet—died at the age of thirty-nine, leaving behind only one published collection but tens of thousands of unreleased manuscripts. As they were gradually unearthed and released over the decades following his death, the posthumous publications only increased Eminescu’s fame and critical acclaim. Despite this unparalleled stature in Romanian literary history, however, the poet is relatively unknown to English-language readers—an issue that paradoxically has nothing to do with a lack of translations. In fact, a sizeable portion of Romanian and Anglophone translators and writers have tried their hand at this hugely demanding task, but they’ve all largely failed in two essential respects (to smaller or larger extents): first, in rendering the oceanic vastness and depth of the oeuvre, and, second, i
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Hindi Has Arrived and Othe Essays by T. Vijayendra
Hindi Has Arrived and Othe Essays by T. Vijayendra
AND OTHER ESSAYS
T. VIJAYENDRA
SANGATYA
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HINDI HAS ARIVED! AND OTHER ESSAYS
Author: T. VIJAYENDRA
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PREFACE
These essays date from 2002 to present. Almost all of them were published in Frontier, a left
wing journal from Kolkata. I am a trained engineer and have been a political-social activist for
more than fifty years. I have no academic training in ecology, linguistic or literature. I am a
South Indian and I live in South India. So how come I am writing on these topics? And why am I
writing on Hindi literature? This needs some explanation.
I grew in Indore and grew among books. I read a lot in Hindi, Marathi and English. My elder
sister Saroj did Sahitya Ratna in Hindi literature. Since I was reading everything that was at
hand I developed a sense of Hindi literature also. Later in the sixties and the sevent