Shiwani Dhiman shares a personal essay on understanding colorism and racism while living in India and later, moving out of...
Women Writing
Susmita Mukherjee narrates a powerful literary speculative fiction that explores memory, ritual, and the inheritance of belief within a domestic...
Asmita Kundu narrates a tender tale of life and dreams from the perspective of a child. The child had dozed...
Team Kitaab reviews The Sunday Book Bazaar- Daryaganj and the Making of a Reading Public in Delhi by Kanupriya Dhingra...
Team Kitaab reviews The Invisible Lines by Sudha Subramanian (Vishwakarma Publications, 2026), observing how the book captures a woman drawing...
Meenakshi Jauhari shares a powerful story on environmental degradation and large-scale destruction of key ecosystems. I have met many unusual...
Marva Madakkattil's story follows a woman’s uneasy reckoning with appetite, memory, and the intimate weight of what the body carries....
Keerthana Nalamothula's story is a roller coaster ride of corporate emotions we go through at work, balancing life delicately with...
Dr. Nishi Chawla narrates a poignant tale on refugees and shows us life, as they see it. The dawn was...
Sutanuka Ghosh Roy reviews The Dead Fish by Rajkamal Choudhary (Translated by Mahua Sen), observing how the novel’s exploration of...
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