© Amruta Patil 2012
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Adi Parva, via Amruta Patil. Graphic novel based on the Mahabharat, the Puraans and the tradition of oral storytellers. 1st in the Parva trilogy. Follow 'Parva' on Facebook.
Kari by amruta patil
Graphic novel. 2008. English: HarperCollins, isbn: 9788172237103. French: Au Diable Vauvert, isbn: 9782846261722. Italian: Metropoli d'Asia, isbn: 9788896317105. Follow 'Kari' on Facebook.
Selected Visual Stories
- Peculiar Homelessness of India's Odd Daughters
- The Unblinking Hive
- Memento Mori
- Atlantis
- Saturated Paintbox
- Disaffection: Musings on Sedition
- Wean Yourself
- Liberal Lite
- Navigation, Safe Passage: 4 stories
- Plotline: How Sex Lost It
- Seated Scribe : Writers, Writing
- Freedom to What?
- Babel Fish: Monthly 2-page column
- Noah and the Ship of Fools
- Blood is Unreliable: A Family Album
- Something from the Mountain, Something from the Stream
- From the Water Stories anthology
- Ode to a page from 'Rabbi's Cat'
- Anatomy of Excess : Boy in the Tree
Selected spin
- Author website
- Review of Adi Parva | Hindu
- Review of Adi Parva | The Sunday Guardian
- Review of Adi Parva by Sarnath Banerjee
- Review of Adi Parva | Indian Express
- Feature in Hindustan Times
- Interview in Times of India
- Video of Adi Parva Launch | wt Vidya Dehejia
- Video: Return of the Activist Storyteller
- Feature on Amruta | Tehelka Dec 2012
- Video Interview, Ferrara, Oct '11
- Interviewlet | BBC World Service
- Interview | Resonance FM
- Review of Adi Parva | DNA
- Radio France International | 2009
- Interview: Adi Parva | Helter Skelter
- Interview | Indian Express 'Eye'
- Interview wt Paul Gravett | Adi Parva
- Profile in ArtIndia
- Interview with the India Today group
- Interview: Kari | Helter Skelter
- Interview wt Paul Gravett/Art Review
- Essay|Freedom of Expression| Tehelka
- Importance of Odd Fish, Tehelka
- Review of Kari by Neel Mukherjee
- Review of Kari in Aspi's Drift
- Amruta on Twitter
- Amruta's Curriculum Vitae
- Review of Adi Parva | Hindu
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1 comment:
Altitude, or attitude, is based on energy and matter believably gone into the formation of any given physical form at the given location and time, for a short or long duration...
In terms of, say a heavenly body, Vishnu is the gravitational force concentrated at its centre that's responsible for its sustenance over billions of years...
In human forms, however, it believably is the soul, eg, related to earth, whose models we all are, it's expressed as 'Kali residing at the heart of Shiva'!!! And, so on...
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