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No Hunger for the Crows
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The Korean War through a young boy's eyes. Based on a true story. more...
The Bamboo Mirror
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The Bamboo Mirror (a Diana Rivers mystery and true paranormal). This short story is based on a true account of a paranormal experience encountered at boarding school in Singapore. All characters’ names are fictitious. As an added bonus you can read excerpts from Faith Mortimer's other published novels: “The Assassins’ Village” "The Crossing" more...
Love letters to Tanya
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Tanya is getting love letters from an obsessive lover.. Soon his love is converted in rage because of no response from Tanya. Then one day police found a dead body... touching story of a lonely girl.. more...
The Post Office
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ACT I [MADHAV'S House] MADHAV. What a state I am in! Before he came, nothing mattered; I felt so free. But now that he has come, goodness knows from where, my heart is filled with his dear self, and my home will be no home to me when he leaves. Doctor, do you think he— PHYSICIAN. If there's life in his fate, then he will live long.But what the medical scriptures say, it seems— MADHAV. Great ... more...
The Little Clay Cart
Mrcchakatika
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the battle of the Sea of Japan another turning-point in the brief course of recorded human history has been reached. Whatever the outcome of the negotiations for peace, one thing is sure: for better, for worse, and whether we will or no, the West must know the East, and the East must know the West. With that knowledge will inevitably come an interchange of potent influences, of influences that will affect ... more...
Sakoontala or the Lost Ring
An Indian Drama
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INTRODUCTION About a century has elapsed since the great English Orientalist, Sir William Jones, astonished the learned world by the discovery of a Sanskrit Dramatic Literature. He has himself given us the history of this discovery. It appears that, on his arrival in Bengal, he was very solicitous to procure access to certain books called Nátaks, of which he had read in one of the 'Lettres ... more...
Tales from the Hindu Dramatists
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SAKUNTALA or THE LOST RING. In ancient days, there was a mighty king of the Lunar dynasty by name Dushyanta. He was the king of Hastinapur. He once goes out a-hunting and in the pursuit of a deer comes near the hermitage of the sage Kanwa, the chief of the hermits, where some anchorites request him not to kill the deer. The king feels thirsty and was seeking water when he saw certain maidens of the hermits ... more...
Apu Ollantay 
A Drama of the Time of the Incas
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INTRODUCTION The drama was cultivated by the Incas, and dramatic performances were enacted before them. Garcilasso de la Vega, Molina, and Salcamayhua are the authorities who received and have recorded the information given by the Amautas respecting the Inca drama. Some of these dramas, and portions of others, were preserved in the memories of members of Inca and Amauta families. The Spanish priests, ... more...
Chitra, a play in one act
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Tagore, Rabindranath

Tagore, Rabindranath

Tagore, Rabindranath
Bengali poet, novelist, musician, painter and playwright who reshaped Bengali literature and music. As author of Gitanjali, he was the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, ...
THE CHARACTERS GODS:MADANA (Eros).VASANTA (Lycoris).MORTALS:CHITRA, daughter of the King of Manipur.ARJUNA, a prince of the house of the Kurus. He is of theKshatriya or "warrior caste," and during the action is living asa Hermit retired in the forest.VILLAGERS from an outlying district of Manipur.NOTE.—The dramatic poem "Chitra" has been performed in Indiawithout scenery—the actors being ... more...
The Cycle of Spring
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Tagore, Rabindranath

Tagore, Rabindranath

Tagore, Rabindranath
Bengali poet, novelist, musician, painter and playwright who reshaped Bengali literature and music. As author of Gitanjali, he was the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, ...
Characters of the Prelude King, Vizier, General (Bijoy Varma) Chinese Ambassador, Pundit (Sruti-bhushan) Poet (Kabi-shekhar), Guards, Courtiers, Herald The stage is on two levels: the higher, at the back, for the Song-preludes alone, concealed by a purple curtain; the lower only being discovered when the drop goes up. Diagonally across the extreme left of the lower stage, is arranged the king's court, with ... more...