Sushma Joshi
Betrayal is one of those things that you can mull over, replaying over and over in your mind like an old cassette tape, shifting through the events that led up to it and trying to piece the blatant signs that you must have missed, puzzling over the image that somebody presented and the totally contradictory reality, but no matter how hard you feel the anger and the pain and try to rework memory, nothing about betrayal will ever, perhaps, make sense.
For instance, take Mahesh.
The University of South Pacific is hosting a conference on creativity and climate change. Suva, Fiji. 13 - 17 September 2010.
“The conference will bring together writers, artists and environmental activists in providing an alternative culture of determination of responses to issues like climate change.”
They invite academics, writers and artists to attend.
For more information: http://www.usp.ac.fj/index.php?id=9020