Every City is A Story
Bangalore: a Graphic Novel
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Hyderabad: a Graphic Novel
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Hyderabad is several cities in one, cities which are contradictory and complementary, cities which extend and exist in dislocations of space and time.
In short, Hyderabad is a city in argument with itself.
The project began as an attempt is to capture the stories & images of Hyderabad – to approximate a ‘Memory of the City’. The project evolved by recognizing the inherent strengths of the sequential art form in recreating a vanished city, a city that exists only in memory.
The Hyderabad Graphic Novel Project was founded by Jai Undurti. It is part of Syenagiri, a boutique narrative studio. If you like what you have seen so far do join our Facebook Page.
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Thanks Maya, for the post; also note that this is just a teaser, and actually has very little to do with the main project – it was something to get people interested.
By: Jai on April 19, 2010
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Mr Jaideep Unudurti,
I chanced to read your commentary on the 12th World Championship game between Anand and Topalov. It was very entertaining and great prose too. Well done! Please accept my sincere appreciation and best wishes for your success in all your efforts.
R.Mohan
By: R.Mohan on May 14, 2010
at 9:25 pm
Hello Roshni, have left a message on your Facebook, hope you got it!
By: Jai on April 24, 2010
at 5:12 pm
Hey, interested in chipping in. Let me know. It’s a great thing you guys are into.
By: indisch on April 25, 2010
at 2:07 pm
Hello Indisch, thank you. Would you link to this from your blog?!
By: Jai on April 26, 2010
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I liked your article on Anand’s 12th game victory in the 2010 World Championship. Keep up the good work!
By: Raj on May 14, 2010
at 10:25 pm
@Raj, thank you, do check out http://www.tnq.in/vishwa.html for game-by-game reports.
By: Jai on May 15, 2010
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@R Mohan, thank you for your kind words. it is always nice to write about something you are genuinely interested in.
you can see http://www.tnq.in/vishwa.html for daily reports on the match.
By: Jai on May 15, 2010
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Hello, This is Pramila from OPEN magazine http://www.openthemagazine.com. Is there an email id or phone number where I could reach you? Thanks and regards.
By: Pramila N P on July 26, 2010
at 2:45 pm
Guys this is really good art work and a very interesting read. Great job and all the best with developing this further!
By: ankur kaul on August 25, 2010
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Hi Jaideep, I just read your prose on Anand-Topalov final game of the World Championship and it is very nice. Kepe it up! Regards, Sujatha.
By: Sujatha on September 9, 2010
at 2:12 pm
Hey guys! Im Joel from Sonshine Comics, Hyderabad, set to launch mid 2011. Let me know ur contact details so that i can get in touch with you.
Reg,
Joel
By: Joel S Godi on September 26, 2010
at 2:40 pm
@Ankur & @Sujatha, thanks guys 🙂
@Joel, the easiest way is through our Facebook page, you’ll be able to see our contact details there.
HGN>>Info>>Yugantar.org.in>>Contact Us
By: Jai on September 26, 2010
at 8:10 pm
I’d be in town this coming week! Do let me know if you’re going on any jaunts! Would love to accompany 🙂
By: Harsha on November 20, 2010
at 3:31 pm
Hey guys ! this is truely awesome work ! Cant wait to gobble up the book hen it comes out. BTW how does one get his hands on it when it gets released?
By: Neel Ghosh (@blurry_logic) on January 13, 2012
at 12:34 am
Neel, our aim is to have 100% of our content 100% free – so you’ll see new material here as we release it. Join our Facebook Page to be part of the discussion and check out previews etc. As for a book version, we are “in talks” as they say. An excerpt will be out in a major Indian anthology shortly.
By: Jai on January 13, 2012
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I just called Drawn & Quarterly in Montreal and they dont have it in stock.
By: Piyush Patel on August 1, 2014
at 3:43 am
Hi, thank you for your interest. They sold out the (sole) copy on the first day apparently! More are on their way, shall reach in a week. thanks.
By: Jai on August 1, 2014
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