Namrata reviews Arundhathi Subramaniam's Women Who Wear Themselves (Speaking Tiger, 2021) and observes how this book is a beautiful reminder...
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Namrata reviews Ritu Menon’s publishing memoir, Address Book (Women Unlimited, 2021) calling it ticketless travel especially in these dark times...
Namrata reviews The Demoness: The Best Bangladeshi Stories- Selected and Edited by Niaz Zaman (Published by Aleph Book Company, 2021)...
Namrata reviews Anubha Yadav's The Anger of Saintly Men (BEE Books, 2021) calling it a stark reminder of the toxic...
Namrata reviews Salma's short story collection, The Curse: Short Stories translated by N Kalyan Raman (Speaking Tiger, 2020) emphasizing how...
Namrata reviews S.L. Bhyrappa's Brink (Translated by R. Ranganath Prasad and published by Niyogi Books, 2020) calling it a much...
Namrata reviews Bani Basu's A Plate of White Marble translated by Nandini Guha (Published by Niyogi Books, 2020) and calls...
Namrata explores Kabul through Taran N Khan's Shadow City which according to her isn't just about a city. Stories in...
Namrata reviews One Drop of Blood by Ismat Chugtai based on the battle of Karbala. Published by Women Unlimited (An...
Namrata looks at Krishna Udayasankar's new novel set in Mumbai in the backdrop of the dark underbelly of the city...
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