Tejo Tungabhadra is a captivating tale set in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, intertwining the lives of Jews and Catholics in Lisbon with the socio-political landscape of Vijayanagara, Karnataka. The author, Vasudhendra, portrays complex characters amidst themes of religious extremism, acceptance, and cultural exchange, crafting a richly immersive narrative.
Mookajjiya Kanasugalu – A review you probably won’t like | Shivarama Karantha
Judging a book by its cover is a crime we often cannot refrain from committing – especially in its literal sense. Even for seasoned writers and readers, the act of making assumptions about the contents of a book just with its cover or title is irresistible. Same happened when I was handed ‘Mookajjiya Kanasugalu’ by... Continue Reading →