“As you sow, so shall you reap has a neat ring to it but you are making a grievous mistake if you put your faith in that kind of cheap sentiment. There are no just deserts. The wages of sin are not necessarily hell and the path of goodness is often lined with treachery for the world is predicated upon the principle of randomness.”
Kiran Nagarkar is a renowned Indian novelist whose works delve into the complexities of Indian society and history. Born in 1942, Nagarkar's writing is celebrated for its rich narrative style and deep engagement with social and political issues. more
“Life occurs somewhere between our aspirations and our just desserts.”
“عندما نتأمّل فإننا نعرف دون أن نفكّر ونصل دون أن نقطع الطريق”
“We can be destroyed so readily because we are willing to destroy so readily.”
“We have earned our peace. It is, by now, more precious than honor, or even pity.”