By Selma Carvalho
Issue no. 6
By every definition, elite Goans were what the Portuguese called assimilado. Except for their skin colour, they were bourgeois, metropolitan Portuguese who profoundly believed in the glory of Portugal.
The Gates of Chorao
Of Crioulos and Poskim
Victor Rangel-Ribeiro & The Short Story
Interview with Bazil Mota
Goan Tailors: Excluded Lives
Travelogue: Dockside Farewells, the Goan Abroad.
Travelogue: A Goan in Macau
Travelogue: Status: Unknowable
Travelogue: Dublin's Literature of the Subversive
'Souza Painted Hell': A Review of his Legacy
Left with a husk called Mumbai
Childhood memories of East Africa
Colonial Panjim: From Bogland to Capital
The Blood is on All our Hands
Vamona Navelcar, uma Pessoa: The Poet in the Painter
Mohan Naik: The Man & his Muse
Memoir: The Menino will come Tonight
Sem Flores, Nem Coroas: New Flowers, Old Wrangles
By R. Benedito Ferrao
Issue no. 3
(Under discussion: The play No Flowers, No Wreaths by Orlando da Costa). That a Portuguese Prime Minister of Goan origin should come to the land of his father’s origin to release a play about the Indian annexation of once Portuguese Goa reverberates in No Flowers, No Wreaths’ ...
