Neil Daswani shares a poignant poem on Juneteenth. You can throttle his throat, but you can’t smother his screaman echo...
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Poet & Critic Gopal Lahiri reviews Shakoor Rather's Life in the Clock Tower (Speaking Tiger, 2021) stating how this well-crafted...
In this literary essay, Ramlal Agarwal traces the roots of Indian Writing in English and explores its journey till now....
This short story by Sekhar Banerjee is beautiful introspection into the mind of someone who is undergoing some major upheaval...
Divya Dubey reviews Rochelle Potkar's Bombay Hangovers (Vishwakarma Publications, 2021) and shares how these stories paint a very real, almost...
An exclusive excerpt from Fourth Wave Feminism, Social Media and (SI) Activism by Zinia Mitra (Kitaab International, 2021) Foreword At...
This poignant short story by Siddhartha Gigoo explores the eccentricity of human nature and relationships. Dear Professor A, I have...
Namrata reviews Ritu Menon’s publishing memoir, Address Book (Women Unlimited, 2021) calling it ticketless travel especially in these dark times...
In this personal essay, Gopal Lahiri takes a walk down the memory lane as he recreates his city through his...
Tarang Sinha reviews A Little Spice is Extra Nice- Annie Goes to Mattancherry by Sruthi Vijayan (Author) and Sanjana Ranjit...
