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K. Sathya Narayanan

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Associate Editor @ArgusMedia | Writes on #Bitumen #Oil #OOTT; ex-@Reuters, @ACJIndia-@Bloomberg alum; Retweets≠endorsement; Own views & opinions
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Stellar starting points: Writers born in 1922

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By K. Sathya Narayanan
| Hindustan Times Verified
The poet Philip Larkin, the conflicted Alistair Maclean, soldier-turned-anti-war novelist Kurt Vonnegut, comic-book legend Stan Lee and Charles M Schulz of Peanuts were among this all-star cast. PREMIUM Charles M Schulz fought in World War 2, then worked as teacher, an artist and a newspaper cartoonist, before creating Peanuts in 1950.
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Judged by its covers: Revisiting 1922,a triumph of a year for English literature

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By K. Sathya Narayanan
| Hindustan Times Verified
Home / Lifestyle / Art Culture / Judged by its covers: Revisiting 1922,a triumph of a year for English literature James Joyce produced Ulysses. TS Eliot published The Waste Land. Virginia Woolf changed literary direction with Jacob’s Room. Art, music, theatre and new ideas bloomed. A look at what made this one year so remarkable — and 100 years on, how it continues to shape the way we think.
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Lovecraft’s long shadow: K Narayanan on the eternal pull of cosmic horror

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By K. Sathya Narayanan
| Hindustan Times Verified
Home / Lifestyle / Art Culture / Lovecraft’s long shadow: K Narayanan on the eternal pull of cosmic horror From the Alien films to gaming worlds, HP Lovecraft’s idea of fear that springs from the unexplained has left fingerprints all over pop culture. PREMIUM In writer Lovecraft’s imagination, there are no clean resolutions. There is only madness. And all our knowledge, reason and rationality cannot protect us from the gibberings in the dark corners of our minds.
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