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The Sunday Guardian | Artbeat
The Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing
Trisha Gupta | 16 November 2013
... Ashk's short stories in
Daisy
Rockwell
's impeccable translation. 'The Dal Eaters' is about North Indian tourists in Kashmir. Early on, two little girls on a bus from Pathankot to Srinagar "shriek" and ...
Saturday, 16 November 2013
The Sunday Guardian | Artbeat
Between fact and fiction: Amitava Kumar & the hunt for the real Patna
ADITYA MANI JHA | 03 August 2013
... a characteristically astute article on the book,
Daisy
Rockwell
wrote what a lot of readers (especially Hindi-speaking readers such as myself) had felt so strongly. "Home Products feels like a Hindi novel. ...
Saturday, 03 August 2013
The Sunday Guardian | Bookbeat
Rockwell revisits a prolific raconteur’s notebooks
Prashansa Taneja | 27 April 2013
... doesn't know where to start (and perhaps is a little unconfident about his or her reading speed).
Daisy
Rockwell
's fantastic translations of sixteen of his stories in the volume titled Hats and Doctors ...
Saturday, 27 April 2013
The Sunday Guardian | Artbeat
The Alphabet of Interpretation
Prashansa Taneja | 24 June 2012
... reading speed. Says writer and painter
Daisy
Rockwell
, who wrote a book on 20th Century Hindi poet Upendranath Ashk, "There are two approaches to translating literature in Indian languages: one attempts ...
Sunday, 24 June 2012
The Sunday Guardian | Bookbeat
Terror trail comes alive in a vivid ‘riot of colours’
AISHWARYA SUBRAMANIAN | 10 June 2012
As an artist, and one of a family of artists,
Daisy
Rockwell
understands how crucial images are to the way we understand things. Her grandfather Norman
Rockwell
was responsible in his day for some truly ...
Sunday, 10 June 2012
The Sunday Guardian | Artbeat
The Earnest Orientalist
DAISY ROCKWELL | 04 March 2012
A number of years ago, in an attempt to understand why some people took political and religious offense to pieces of art, I designed and taught a course in South Asian literature called Art that Offends. ...
Sunday, 04 March 2012
The Sunday Guardian | Artbeat
Failures of Imagination
DAISY ROCKWELL | 23 October 2011
Early in the morning on September 11, 2001, I spoke on the phone with a student of mine. After briefly discussing the attacks on the World Trade Center, which had just occurred, he asked, half joking, ...
Sunday, 23 October 2011
The Sunday Guardian | Technologic
Informed commentary on the South Asian belt
RAGINI BHUYAN | 16 October 2011
... It's not only the content but also
Daisy
Rockwell
's illustrations that give the blog its cool quotient.
Rockwell
, with a Ph.D in South Asian literature, creates illustrations that blend photomontage and ...
Sunday, 16 October 2011
The Sunday Guardian | Artbeat
Bombs, Bullets & Burqas
DAISY ROCKWELL | 10 April 2011
Last summer, at the local farmers' market, I was surprised and pleased to see a stand advertising "Pakistani Food." Who would expect such an offering in a small New England town? But when I approached ...
Sunday, 10 April 2011
The Sunday Guardian | Home
The Forgotten Masterpiece
DAISY ROCKWELL | 09 January 2011
I read War and Peace a number of years ago in Allahabad, India, in March or April, when the temperatures begin to soar. Our rooftop apartment, so delightfully airy during other months, slowly transformed ...
Sunday, 09 January 2011
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