by Murali Kamma | Jun 14, 2009 | Desi Voices, Perspectives
My love affair with print magazines began in India, where, as a teenager, I launched a cyclostyled publication called The Threshold. It didn’t last beyond two issues—mercifully, I should add, for those unsuspecting recipients of my outpourings—but the manual process...
by Murali Kamma | Apr 18, 2009 | Entertainment, Fiction
Fifteen years!” Shankar boomed into the phone. “I can’t believe it’s been that long since we last spoke.” Ram was in his office that afternoon, about to break for lunch, when he got the call from Shankar, who said he’d tracked him down via Google. “I am in Atlanta to...
by Murali Kamma | Oct 25, 2005 | Entertainment, Fiction
That letter for Suresh, his first one from India in a long time, arrived unexpectedly. The pale blue aerogramme stood out instantly in the little pile of bills, flyers, and credit card solicitations he’d retrieved from his mailbox. Even more surprisingly, it was from...
