Team Kitaab reviews Job Charnock and Potter’s Boy by Madhurima Vidyarthi (Niyogi Books, 2025), observing how it is a compelling...
Month: September 2025
Sumit Singla shares a poignant essay on grief, taking us through its various stages and how it engulfs us to...
Poet, critic, and academic Jhilam Chattaraj is in conversation with poet, translator, and professor Ravi Shankar, where they talk about...
Parthiv N. Parekh takes us to the periphery of ageism as the story hops on either side before concluding. As...
Artika Aurora Bakshi's story captures the warmth of sisterhood and camaraderie as she takes us through the lives of four...
An exclusive excerpt from Parenting Unplugged: The Drama Mama Diaries by Lalitha Ramanathan (Om Books International, 2025). Kindergarten capers—where there...
Between the Lines: Writing the Body- Illness, Aging, Disability, Sexuality in South Asian Literature
Published every Friday, Between the Lines is a weekly column by Namrata. This week, she talks about writing the body in South...
In this story, Raza explores how a fleeting, unknowing act can ripple through another’s life, altering their view of love...
Namrata reviews Sona Bahadur's An Invitation to Feast: A Deep Dive into India's Culinary Treasures (Aleph Book Company, 2025), calling...
Shaiq Ali shares a poignant essay about the curse of forgetting when the demon of Alzheimer's strikes. The nematkhana is an ordinary...
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