Team Kitaab reviews The Tree, the Well & the Drag Queen by Salini Vineet (Red River Press, 2026), observing the...
South Asian writing
S. Mubashir Noor shares a supernatural satire, making the reader chuckle and yet be awestruck by the ending. Tick, tick,...
Nagma Sinha shares a hilarious take on the perils of driving, where it becomes less about your skills and more...
Published every Friday, Between the Lines is a weekly column by Namrata. This week, she turns to taste, exploring how...
In this essay, Monali Dam reflects on the quiet disappearance of everyday conversation in Indian life, drawing on cultural memory...
Oindrila Ghosal's poignant story transcends from one memory to another of the protagonist, through the lenses of grief and memory. When...
Dr. Nagireddy .R. Sreenath narrates a powerful tale of a day in the lives of three people intertwined together by blood....
Published every Friday, Between the Lines is a weekly column by Namrata. This week, she writes on scars, blood, labour, illness, and...
Roshni Sharma's powerful essay shares her life between saree, salwar, and two homes. Abstract Drawing from personal experiences, the...
Utsav Kaushik narrates how repair and auto-service can make or mar your life, with a tongue-in-cheek humour. The spanner icon...
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