Team Kitaab reviews Dance like a Trans by Raghav Chinivar (Niyogi Books, 2026), noticing how it leaves us with that...
Month: September 2026
Lucky Issar reviews Manil Suri's memoir, A Room in Bombay (W. W. Norton & Company, 2026), observing how rather than resolving...
Cheryl Chong shares a personal memory reflecting on the silences that are still understood, as they build the deepest and...
Ahbab Ahmed Choudhury captures a day in the life of family dealing with the day to day chaos in life around...
Sai Brahmanandam Gorti narrates a tender tale on life's strange ways of showing us deeper meaning, originally written by him...
Team Kitaab reviews The Year’s Best: Collection of Bengali Short Stories in Translation, 2025 by Daradi Patar and Nadia Imam...
Subramaniam Cheemalapati shares a personal essay on observing life closely and noticing how others view it. I have noticed over...
Gita Viswanath's shares a powerful story about life and loss, in a chaotic city where people merely survive as they...
Sudha Vishwanathan shares a poignant story capturing the ordeal of daily commuters on the local train in a city like...
Team Kitaab reviews The Invisible Lines by Sudha Subramanian (Vishwakarma Publications, 2026), observing how the book captures a woman drawing...
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