Divya Dubey reviews Shikhandin's Impetuous Women (Penguin, 2021) and observes how the stories in this collection offer the readers enough...
women in literature
Namrata reviews Anubha Yadav's The Anger of Saintly Men (BEE Books, 2021) calling it a stark reminder of the toxic...
In this literary essay, Anamika Das shares how Kondapalli Koteswarmma's memoir - The Sharp Knife of Memory (Zubaan Books, 2015)...
A glimpse from A Plate of White Marble originally written by Bani Basu in Bengali as Swet Patharer Thala and translated by Nandia Guha (Published...
Anushree Joshi takes us through interrogation and confrontation of Gender Roles in Kamala Das' works in this literary essay Abstract...
Dr. Sutanuka Ghosh Roy explores Sanjukta Dasgupta's Sita's Sisters calling it a poet’s exhortation of womanhood. Page: 80 ISBN: 978-93-87883-89-5 ( Paperback)...
By Ankita Shukla Literature has witnessed the roles of women evolving through ages, but until recent times, most of the...
Are all women writers essentially feminist, and is women’s writing a separate entity? These were two questions thrown up by...
