The Minotaur is a chilling but familiar account of the rise and fall of a third-world despot. Riding the tidal wave of popular support, Caesar the Marxist, soon turns into a dictator and plunges his impoverished, exploited nation into a bloody civil war.
—Sunil Sharma
The man, in his late 30s, wrote his own brief obituary, before dying.
“I know nobody is going to read this last piece composed by a young man going to die soon. Alive, he was useless. Dead, he is like a roach. Absolute human trash to a society geared to respect power and money. Nobody [...]
—Dr. Sunil Sharma, Mumbai, India
The shadowy couple
Stand
Entwined,
On the solitary beach—
Like two tall drunk palms,
Watched by the circling seagulls,
The gurgling waves
And a fading orange light.
She eats his lower thick tobacco-stained lip,
In a listless lip lock,
In the manner of
The hungry tramps
Greedily
Sucking
The thick buns—
Of a stale, left-over, blackish burger
Usually
Left for the street dogs.
He [...]
The Cultural Significance of Dead Whores
Posted on March 4th, 2010
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