Book Review: Forget Me Not
*Forget Me Not* follows Avanthika, a woman suffering from retrograde amnesia who must reconstruct her identity using the potentially unreliable testimonies of those around her. Her…
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Book Review – Forget Me Not by Lavanya Krishnamurthy
This article reviews Lavanya Krishnamurthy’s thriller *Forget Me Not*, which follows an investigative journalist attempting to reconstruct her identity after suffering retrograde a…
Kunti by Koral Dasgupta
Koral Dasgupta’s *Draupadi* reimagines the legendary queen through a non-linear exploration of her multifaceted roles as a warrior, wise administrator, and romantic partner. The na…
Book Review: Love at First Byte
*Love at First Byte* by Divya Ramaswamy is a nostalgic and heartwarming novel that follows Annika as she navigates the challenges and triumphs of her first job and early adulthood.…
On Writing, A Memoir of the Craft ~ Stephen King
This article reviews Stephen King’s *On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft*, highlighting its unique blend of personal memoir and practical, accessible advice for aspiring writers. The…
Dolly Dearest by Neil D’Silva
Neil D’Silva’s *Dolly Dearest* is a chilling novella that explores a man's disturbing obsession with a silicone doll, which he eventually begins to treat as a living person. Throug…
Mandodari by Koral Dasgupta
Koral Dasgupta’s *Mandodari* explores the tragic internal conflict of a queen caught between her empathy for her sinful husband and her sense of duty. Moving beyond her role as Rav…
The Long Tail of a Loss: The Valley by Jami Worthington
This review of Jami Worthington’s *The Valley* describes a novel that shifts from a teenage girl's tragic murder to the long-term psychological aftermath experienced by her survivi…
What Did I Just Read? A 2-Star Dissection of Mona Awad’s Bunny
This review reflects on the disorienting experience of reading *Bunny*, a novel that utilizes surreal "dream logic" to explore themes of toxic friendship and creative pretension. W…
ARC Review: Before We Say Goodbye by Jemimah Jonah
Following a devastating breakup, Kriti moves to Seoul for a writing fellowship to rediscover her identity and pursue her dream of becoming a novelist. While navigating the complexi…
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Mandu: The Love Story a Fort Still Remembers
This review highly recommends Malathi Ramachandran’s *Mandu: The Romance of Roopmati and Baz Bahadur*, a lyrical historical novel about the improbable, artistic bond between a 16th…
Book Review: Songs of a Barber’s Tuesday – Full Full Girl by Abhimanyu Jamwal
This review explores Abhimanyu Jamwal's verse novel, *Songs of a Barber’s Tuesday: Full Full Girl*, which follows a man named Tony who unexpectedly wakes up transformed into a woma…