Kalampedia is a world of books. All kinds of books.
From the timeless musings of Socrates whispering alongside the epic saga of the Mahabharata, to the soul-stirring verses of Shakespeare and the lyrical mastery of Kalidasa, Kalampedia’s shelves overflow with wisdom across the ages. Here, Jane Austen’s witty words dance around the fantastical worlds conjured by Rushdie.
Forget passports and packing—join our bookish expedition as we traverse continents and cultures, all from the comfort of our armchairs.
Jerry Pinto’s essay “Death Lives in Varanasi” is a meditation on the Western quest for spiritual meaning in India, the rituals of the Ganga, and the strange, intimate ways in which death becomes part of the everyday life of Banaras. Read more
Every day, I pick at least one new book, read what it has to offer, make notes and share the best ideas with you. Sounds fun, right?
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