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UNDERLINED by Usawa
2 October 2024
Keki Daruwalla leaves behind a profound impact—both through his accomplished literary works as well as personal connections. He was not only a poet but also a man who embodied fairness, compassion and empathy. His kindness and generosity were legendary; he took time to nurture young talent, encouraging them to find their voices.
Writers, poets and friends share some of their favourite memories in this memoriam as they come to terms with the throbbing void Keki leaves behind.
World Translation Day
We at Usawa have always been devoted to the art of translation. This latest issue of Matchbox by Usawa, our monthly literary dispatch, has been lovingly put together by our Translation Editor, Sonakshi. A heartwarming collection of personal responses from numerous contemporary translators, Sonakshi brings to us What Translators Talk About When They Talk About Love.
And here is a specially handpicked ULR bookshelf celebrating translation.
There is much more to savour, upcoming writing deadlines to earmark, and thought provoking columns to read, Cassandra by Mandakini Pachauri and Banned and Burned: The Books That We Are Forbidden To Read by Natasha Ramarathnam.
Sending you all love, peace and literary bliss,
Smita with Team Usawa
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