Shevlin Sebastian reviews Dial 100: Tough Cases, Tougher Policemen by Kulpreet Yadav (Harper Collins, 2025), observing how the stories are heartbreaking....
Indian writing
Bookmarked Musings: Geetanjali Shree’s Tomb of Sand (Translated by Daisy Rockwell) by Ramlal Agarwal
Ramlal Agarwal shares a literary essay on Geetanjali Shree's Tomb of Sand (Translated by Daisy Rockwell) , the Booker Prize...
Shivani Yadav reviews A Slight Angle by Ruth Vanita (Penguin Viking, 2024) observing how it leaves much to be desired....
Team Kitaab was in conversation with Pinaki Gangopadhyay author of Yet, Remember Me (Bloomsbury India, 2025) to talk about the...
In this series, Nalin Verma captures the poignancy of relationships and how love can make one hopeful despite being hopeless....
Shobha Ramani narrates a day in the life of a Mumbaikar and reflects upon the life they have built around...
Shevlin Sebastian pulls us into the fast and gritty world of cinema with this poignant story that is both mysterious...
In this series, Nalin Verma captures the poignancy of relationships and how love can make one hopeful despite being hopeless....
Rehanul Hoque crafts a poignant tale that emphasizes the grey area between love and desire as it talks about the...
Swastik Sengupta shares a political allegory capturing the mind of a youth growing up in a declining state. As far...
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