madhurima
Madhurima likes to think of herself as a story teller as she is fascinated by the art of storytelling. She loves writing poetry and short stories. She has also been actively involved in theatre. She received the I.C. Nanda award for her contribution to theatre by Punjab Rangmanch, Batala (regd.) and the prestigious Mohan Rakesh Samman from Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi. Madhurima had a long stint as a lecturer in English. Besides writing and theatre, gardening and painting interest Madhurima. Currently she is working to bring out her collection of short stories and is also writing her next bookRead More...
Beyond the Eucalyptus
Books by Madhurima
The book titled ‘Beyond the Eucalyptus’ is the compilation of nine different stories, touching different facets of life. Therein, we not only get a glimpse of life in death or even death in life, but also about relationships, marriage, children and all other simple anxieties, worries and concerns that crowd in, or encroach the panorama of a humanbeing’s mind, giving the stories a definite existential trope! These stories, in a wider context, also describ
Beyond the Eucalyptus
Books by Madhurima
The book titled ‘Beyond the Eucalyptus’ is the compilation of nine different stories, touching different facets of life. Therein, we not only get a glimpse of life in death or even death in life, but also about relationships, marriage, children and all other simple anxieties, worries and concerns that crowd in, or encroach the panorama of a humanbeing’s mind, giving the stories a definite existential trope! These stories, in a wider context, also describ
Words Awaiting Another Voice
Books by Madhurima
Words awaiting another voice tells the story of Sneha, the aspiring writer’s ‘enigma of self’ when her beautiful world of dreams comes crashing down with all sorts of rejection-slips as she encounters some of the harsh realities of our consumerist, self-centered culture and society. The narrative is marked by a writerly stream of consciousness-technique, metafictional and intertextual tropes which rip apart the hypocritical and attractive façade of our
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