[Goanet] World Goa Day

2022-09-06 Thread Goa 1556
Many fathers have claimed paternity for the World Goa Day. Including Goa
Sudharop since 2000 [https://www.goasudharop.net/worldgoannetwork], Rane
Barretto since around the same time [
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/goans-across-the-world-gear-up-to-celebrate-20th-world-goa-day-to-reconnect-virtually/articleshow/78818144.cms]
or the World Alliance of Goan Associations [
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/goans-across-the-world-gear-up-to-celebrate-20th-world-goa-day-to-reconnect-virtually/articleshow/78818144.cms]
again from the mysterious year 2000.  Some in the Gulf though have been
saying that they've has this event since the 1980s, and maybe the idea was
cut-and-pasted from them. Whatever the case, cyberspace connected Goan
communities and made it happen, though it didn't end Goan factionalism.
Which is they they say, if you have two Goans, you can start a party, three
you can have a coup, three-and-half could create a revolution, and four
you'll have three parties...


[Goanet] Goan books... in NZ

2016-05-23 Thread Goa,1556
Check out some select titles in Auckland. May 28, 2016 after the 7 pm Mass
at St Teresa's. Three Kings area. Or contact Brandon Rosario
ronda...@gmail.com

Kindly pass the word around to anyone you might know in the area. Stay in
touch with your home... it's not tough to do it nowadays. FN

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[Goanet] Launch of a book club in Goa

2010-11-19 Thread Goa,1556
PRESS NOTE: Launch of a book club in Goa

PANJIM, Nov 16: Goa-based alternative publishers Goa,1556 and the
State's largest bookshop, Broadway Book Centre, are to jointly launch
a new book club that will focus entirely on writing about Goa. It will
meet on the third Thursday of each month, and the first meeting will
be on Nov 18 at 5 pm at Broadway, on 18th June Road, Panjim.

Books in any language can be discussed at The Third Thursday
Goa Book Club, as long as related to Goa.

Membership of the club is free. Authors, bibliophiles, book
reviewers, readers and collectors of Goa books are specially welcome.
Each participant will be requested to briefly share his or her
experience of any Goa-related title, old or new. More details at
http://ttt-goa.notlong.com or SMS 9822122436.

Frederick Noronha  :: +91-9822122436 ::

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[Goanet-News] Launch of a book club in Goa

2010-11-18 Thread Goa,1556
PRESS NOTE: Launch of a book club in Goa

PANJIM, Nov 16: Goa-based alternative publishers Goa,1556 and the
State's largest bookshop, Broadway Book Centre, are to jointly launch
a new book club that will focus entirely on writing about Goa. It will
meet on the third Thursday of each month, and the first meeting will
be on Nov 18 at 5 pm at Broadway, on 18th June Road, Panjim.

Books in any language can be discussed at The Third Thursday
Goa Book Club, as long as related to Goa.

Membership of the club is free. Authors, bibliophiles, book
reviewers, readers and collectors of Goa books are specially welcome.
Each participant will be requested to briefly share his or her
experience of any Goa-related title, old or new. More details at
http://ttt-goa.notlong.com or SMS 9822122436.

Frederick Noronha  :: +91-9822122436 ::

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[Goanet] Goan writing in English... some URLs, photos and links

2010-02-09 Thread Goa,1556
Some images and text from the Jan 30, 2010 function for the release of
three books related to Goan writing in English:

Goan Writing in English
http://goa1556.goa-india.org/index.php?page=goan-writing-in-english

The Sting of Peppercorns
http://goa1556.goa-india.org/index.php?page=the-sting-of-peppercorns

A novel, an interview
http://goa1556.goa-india.org/index.php?page=a-novel-an-interview

Jan 30, 2010 (in photos)
http://goa1556.goa-india.org/index.php?page=jan-30-2010-in-photos

For Goa,1556
Frederick Noronha


[Goanet] Coconut craft

2009-12-18 Thread Goa,1556

Dear all:

Enclosed are details about a just-released book from Goa.

Coconut The Art of Coconut Craft
by Lotlikar, Vijaydatta, Lotlikar, Vijaydatta
Published in December 7, 2009, Goa,1556 and Broadway Book Centre (Goa, India)
Coconut The Art of Coconut Craft
Lotlikar, Vijaydatta, Lotlikar, Vijaydatta
Change Cover
Edition: First
Format: Paperback
Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 in (A5)
Pagination: Perfect binding
Weight: 150gms

First sentence: Official statistics say Goa has 23,500 hectares
covered under coconut plantation.

This unusual story is of a Goan who fell in love with coconut craft.
Out of his sheer interest in the field, this man from a traditional
goldsmith's family picked-up and perfected the art of carving the
coconut, its shell and its wood, into unexpectedly artistic designs.
Also in this book: special tips on how to take to this craft,
elaborate information on the coconut and its many uses, and an insight
into the master craftsman's work and love for his art.

External links
http://goa1556.goa-india.org http://goa1556.goa-india.org
Table of contents
   A thank you vii
   Preface: coco matters (by Dr Nandkumar Kamat) xi
   A word in appreciation (by C V Radhakrishna) xv
   EVERYTHING COCONUT 1
   Coconut's many uses 3
   How others use coconuts 17
   Terms from Goa 27
   Goa's toddy-tappers 37
   COCONUT CRAFT 41
   What you can easily achieve 43
   Getting started 49
   Using the tools 53
   Art of carving 65
   Other techniques 69
   Marketing 83
   Shell craft syllabus 87
   Online craft links 91
   AN UNUSUAL MASTER CRAFTSMAN 93
   Calling coco shells 95
   What the others say 99
   An artist, his work 101
   His world, a nut shell 103
   Hobby to commerce 107
   National awards 2008 111
   APPENDIX: Coconut timeline 113


Re: [Goanet] Goan writer

2009-04-20 Thread Goa, 1556
Wonder if anyone could put together a collection of Goan short stories
in Portuguese. Preferably, in translation. I'm sure it would be easy
to publish, and my alternative venture Goa,1556
[http://goa1556.goa-india.org] would surely be interested. Thanks for
linking us up with another era and another language which we know so
little about, Dr Pereira! ---Frederick Noronha.
PS: Most people in Goa aren't part of mailing-lists. Would be
pleasantly surprised if Epitácio Pais is.

2009/4/20 Jose Pereira eximi...@hotmail.com:
 Epitácio Pais was born in 1926, and is now 83 years old. He started writing 
 in the
 late 40s, published his short stories in the O Heraldo in the 50s, and, in 
 the 60s,
 transmitted them over the All India Radio. The high point of his career came 
 in the
 early 70s, when 13 of his short stories were compiled in a book and published 
 under
 the title Os Javalis de Codval  (Lisbon: Editorial Futura 1973). Goan short 
 story
 writing in Portuguese, never prolific, was initiated by Júlio  Gonçalves 
 (1846-1896)
 in the late 19th century. Inspired by the matchless style of the great 
 Portuguese
 novelist Eça de Queirós (1846-1900), it attained maturity in the satirical 
 short
 stories of José da Silva Coelho (1889-1944) in the early 20th century. 
 Finally, it
 can be said to have climaxed in the late 20th century in the work of Epitácio 
 Pais.
 Manuel de Seabra, the acute historian of Goan writing in Portuguese, compares
 Epitácio to the great 19th century Russians like Turgenev (1818-1883) and 
 even to
 Dostoievski (1821-1881) himself!
 But Epitácio lives, and knows about his own life better than any one else. 
 Break
 your silence and speak Epitácio, we are all ears!

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