Sutanuka Ghosh Roy reviews Sohini Sen's The Dandelions Have It (Penprints, 2025), observing how it is a ceremoniously innovative and...
Book Review
Namrata reviews Yet, Remember Me by Pinaki Gangopadhyay (Bloomsbury India, 2025) and observes, it is more than a story. Yet,...
Poet and Critic Gopal Lahiri reviews Mallika Bhaumik's When Time is a Magic Jar (Red River Press) calling it passionate...
Namrata reviews Postcolonial Popular Culture in India (Orient Blackswan, 2025) calling it a vital contribution to the field of South...
Shevlin Sebastian reviews The Other Side of Diplomacy (Westland, 2025), calling it the partner’s view where spouses of diplomats talk about...
Namrata reviews Anisha Lalvani's debut novel Girls Who Stray (Bloomsbury India, 2024) calling it a testament to the strength and...
Poet and Critic Gopal Lahiri reviews Sangeeta Sharma's Under The Sapphire Sky (Tristoop Books, 2024) observing how the book stands...
Rachita Swain reviews Wild Women- Seekers, Protagonists and Goddesses in Sacred Indian Poetry by Arundhathi Subramaniam (Penguin, 2024) calling it...
Journalist Shevlin Sebastian reviews Sonali Gupta's You Will Be All Right - A Guide to Navigating Grief (Penguin India, 2024)...
Namrata reviews Liam Langan's soon-to-be-released Neon Night (ARC) calling it an unforgettable portrait of adolescence set against the intoxicating backdrop...
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