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Tuesday
A Date with Roopa
Roller Coaster
Haze
Pre's Premise
Dull Ass from Dallas

Wednesday
Vidya Wonders
For Better or Verse
This and That
Grainbow
Sivagami's Revenge

Thursday
What's With Lalita
Old Hat
Chit Chat
Ponni's Beloved
Sleepy in Seattle

Editorial
Big Brother

Irregulars
The Night Chennai Rocked
Shiv Reddy
Devon Avenue - A Haven for Indians
Lazy Geek
One-upmanship
K.P. Vasu Nambeesan

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The Impressionist (Media Review)
Book
Minority Report (Media Review)
Movie

Folk Tales
Saving the Moon
Iran
Panihari
Rajastan

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The Open Window
Saki
Ode To A Nightingale
John Keats

Last Updated on Friday, 6th September 2002

The Fascinating World of Books
The atmosphere at home was also conducive to reading, as my father (a bibliophile) had a wide variety of books stacked away in five or six bookcases...

The Faces of Kolkata
I am tired. The day has been long but fulfilling. The relief is evident and shared by the trees swaying contentedly in the night, freshened by the rains. The roads are silent, not a soul around...

Fantasizing Faith
I was suddenly dumbfounded, because it had come up in the middle of a talk, while strolling. I had wanted to stop and stare. (I guess eyes are deeper than oceans when they want to convey something)...

The Editor's Choice this week is Sumeetha's Nandini (8th August 2002), the 12th episode of Part I of Kalki's Tamil epic Ponniyin Selvan, whose retelling has revived interest and discussion on PS all over the Net.

In the Irregulars section, Kalyani Chidambaranathan makes an important point about happy mothers in her usual tongue-in-cheek style in Lazy Mothers, Raise Your Hands! (5th August 2002).

Mahabali's powerful poem Split Self (7th September 2001), wins the vote from last year for Vintage Zine5!