I imagine Boston will be smart, but smug. Earnest, and a little dull — a history lesson with literature thrown in. Cue the Boston Tea Party, MIT and Harvard, and Longfellow on that heroic midnight ride of Paul Revere. I do not expect to get teary-eyed at ... See more
Like all good Indian dads, his first response was: “No.” “Indian restaurants are for families. How can you leave out the children?” said Vicky Vij, shaking his head with disapproval. “Who will come?” Even as he tut tuts, young couples and groups of friend... See more
“He was lonely.” Artist Premalatha Seshadri discusses a mutual friend, as she gently lifts sprawling canvases at her home studio. “He had a lot of friends,” I respond blithely. There is a thoughtful pause. “You can have a lot of friends and still be lonel... See more