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Chronique radio – 10 & 11 mars 2007

Alok b. Nandi Posted on 2007-03-10 Posted in books, Books & writing, Fiction, India, Literature, livres, Non-Fiction, radio

En radio FM ou en podcast, via radiobfm.com, cette chronique porte sur « Une vie moins ordinaire » par Baby Halder, traduit du hindi vers l’anglais par Urvasi Butalia et de l’anglais par Nathalie Bourgeau, paru aux Editions Philippe Picquier.

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Transfiction is a narrative framework conceived by Alok b. Nandi, circa 2000, for mixed realities installations in public spaces as well as for installations in museums. AR/VR/MR – Transfiction and Tech-Narrative

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