by Hemant Anant Jain
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The Small Picture is best viewed in the newspaper edition of Mint, where it first appears every Wednesday. This piece was published on 23 May 2012.
The writer is not an all-powerful architect of our reading experience. The writer guides the way we imagine but does not determine it. A film begins with a writer producing a screenplay. But it is the director who brings the screenplay to life, filling in most of the details. So it is with any story. A writer lays down words, but they are inert. They need a catalyst to come to life. The catalyst is the reader’s imagination.
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written by Pratheek Thomas
illustrated by Archana Sreenivasan
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The Small Picture is best viewed in the newspaper edition of Mint, where it first appears every Wednesday. This piece was published on 16 May 2012.
by Aindri Chakraborty

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The Small Picture is best viewed in the newspaper edition of Mint, where it first appears every Wednesday. This piece was published on 09 May 2012.
I think what I’ve offered was different. But not because I drew better than anybody, or wrote better than anybody, but because I was more honest than anybody. I don’t believe in childhood. I don’t believe there’s a demarcation of “you mustn’t tell them this, you mustn’t tell them that.” You tell them anything you want. Just tell them if it’s true. If it’s true, you tell them.
written by Arjun Kolady
illustrated by Prabha Mallya

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The Small Picture is best viewed in the newspaper edition of Mint, where it first appears every Wednesday. This piece was published on 25 April 2012.
by Hemant Anant Jain
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The Small Picture is best viewed in the newspaper edition of Mint, where it first appears every Wednesday. This piece was published on 11 April 2012.