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Author: Niraja Deshpande

Poetry of Hannibal Lecter’s Character Design

Poetry of Hannibal Lecter’s Character Design

Posted on November 25, 2022 by Niraja Deshpande

 Any arrival of an alien, out-of-the-ordinary phenomenon is greeted with a peculiar curiosity gushing out of ogling human eyes, making a quick distinction between Self and Other (anything deemed non-relatable). As a by-product of this curiosity, a certain judgment is passed where every non-normal attribution displayed by the Other somehow rows them further away from…

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Sidney Sheldon Grayed My Brain

Sidney Sheldon Grayed My Brain: A Reflective Essay on his Novels

Posted on October 31, 2022March 9, 2024 by Niraja Deshpande

Sidney Sheldon Grayed My Brain:  A Reflective Essay on his Novels – My father was actively involved in raising me and passively involved in inculcating in me a habit of reading while taking a dump. A multi-tasking, ‘starts the day with a to-do list stained by his chai’ kind of a person, he enjoys making…

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