Comments on: Review: My Share of Ink http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98 Panjab: Journeys Through Fault Lines Wed, 24 Sep 2014 01:19:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Meghna http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98#comment-14964 Meghna Tue, 26 Jul 2011 07:15:30 +0000 http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98#comment-14964 <i>That was a kind of writing which provoked us into action because it advocated equality and attacked social injustice and backwardness. The style was important, but the message was more important, and the writer was always less important than the book.</i> Lovely way to sum it up. :-) And now I want to read this book! That was a kind of writing which provoked us into action because it advocated equality and attacked social injustice and backwardness. The style was important, but the message was more important, and the writer was always less important than the book.

Lovely way to sum it up. :-) And now I want to read this book!

]]> By: aman http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98#comment-14930 aman Sat, 23 Jul 2011 10:29:49 +0000 http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98#comment-14930 Agree Bulbul with your pointing out the wrong use of the word 'jazz'. Added corrigendum to text. That's an interesting feature of online writing, hmmm. Thanks! Agree Bulbul with your pointing out the wrong use of the word ‘jazz’. Added corrigendum to text. That’s an interesting feature of online writing, hmmm. Thanks!

]]> By: Bulbul Mankani http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98#comment-14929 Bulbul Mankani Sat, 23 Jul 2011 09:23:35 +0000 http://www.amandeepsandhu.com/?p=98#comment-14929 Real writing has shrinking interest... i think because media is too invasive and the conveniences of living have numbed us into lives where sweat and pain can be avoided. Media sets the tone of most lives (even in small town bhiwadi...) so writing for the larger market rules and so the new writers who can do some soulless snappy stuff (incidentally I do object to one word in the review- jazz- which happens to be a deep and fabulous music- for any writing to be called jazz is a compliment, i believe... unless i missed the context) But thanks for introducing the book to me... Real writing has shrinking interest… i think because media is too invasive and the conveniences of living have numbed us into lives where sweat and pain can be avoided. Media sets the tone of most lives (even in small town bhiwadi…) so writing for the larger market rules and so the new writers who can do some soulless snappy stuff (incidentally I do object to one word in the review- jazz- which happens to be a deep and fabulous music- for any writing to be called jazz is a compliment, i believe… unless i missed the context)

But thanks for introducing the book to me…

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