#Scurf188: The City That Got Away
Thoughts I had during a recent trip to this city for which I was probably not desperate enough all those years ago
#Scurf187: Conversation with Sal
The critic and aesthete Saleha Salam has done more than writing on films — she turned film writing and tweeting into the central art form of her time
#Scurf186: 4am scribbles
A note as a post
#Scurf185: Conversation with Joseph Schreiber
The editor, reviewer and blogger talks to me about his reading habits, key influences and on being the new Essays editor at Minor Literature[s]
#Scurf184: Go Goa Gone, 11 years on
The main meat of the wild humour and transgressive freedom of the film is Kunal Kemmu's laugh-out-loud funny dialogues and salty zingers
#Scurf183: Conversation with Anna
On academic writing, Agnes Callard's conservatism and Charlie Kauffman's movies
#Scurf182: Toying with Psychogeography or crying in new places
How writing, being, living shifts in places new, when we always have to carry our old selves aka the itinerant ways of the self
#Scurf181: Conversation with Nicholas Walton
The former BBC journalist, think tank comms strategist and author on climate change, Italy and all things communications
#Scurf180: Conversation with Mumbai Paused
The man behind the handle Mumbai Paused, Gopal M.S., talks about patterning the mundane in the streets of Bangalore and Mumbai
#Scurf 179: Conversation with Eleonora
The Italian writer, journalist talks to me about reading her experience in newsrooms, studying economics and writing flash fiction
#scurf178: Hierarchy of Pleasures
Veering into known and unknown quarters of the internet
#Scurf 177: Conversation with Ila
The writer, photographer, sustainable traveler, Ila Reddy, talks to me about her love for poetry and so much more
#Scurf176: Conversation with Debjit
The photographer-musican on his creative life and finding meaning in the doing
#scurf175: sidewalls (2011)
movies about cities and architecture
#scurf175: 4 texts that made me write
links and books that made me write & links to what I wrote
#scurf174: where does a thought go when forgotten
and other such superficial thoughts
#scurf173: The Creepy Comfort of Being Abandoned
On 'Chor' and other such existentialist expressions of losing (versions of) oneself
#scurf172: Reading Proust at Parties
Readers are actually little thieves, much like writers
#Scurf171: Shakti, Ustad Rashid Khan & more
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#scurf170: Gary Indiana: the humanist in the bathtub
read his latest essay
