The Curse of the Maharani
This article reviews Neil D’Silva’s horror novel, *The Curse of the Maharani*, which follows Samika as she uncovers dark family secrets and a supernatural curse within her ancestra…
This article reviews Neil D’Silva’s horror novel, *The Curse of the Maharani*, which follows Samika as she uncovers dark family secrets and a supernatural curse within her ancestra…
Set in 1979 Calcutta, Monabi Mitra’s *Death, by Fire* follows an investigation into a suspicious mansion fire that evolves into a complex mystery of murder and deception. The novel…
Set during India’s Emergency era, K.R. Meera’s political fiction novella *The Gospel of Yudas* follows Prema, a woman seeking escape from her father’s violent legacy, and her encou…
The article explores how women often undergo a gradual loss of identity as they prioritize the needs of others through roles like marriage and motherhood. It highlights the subtle …
The article challenges the unrealistic pressure on mothers to "enjoy every moment," arguing that this expectation creates unnecessary guilt when they experience exhaustion or diffi…
The author reflects on literature that refuses to simplify women into neat, digestible categories, instead portraying them as complex, contradictory, and deeply real. By highlighti…
This review of Julie Caplin’s *The Hotel by the Sea* describes a breezy, escapist romance set against a vivid and immersive Portuguese backdrop. While the reviewer praises the cine…
Rashmi Narzary’s *Whistles of the Siphoong* is a collection of eight nonlinear folk tales rooted in the mystical culture, spiritual beliefs, and traditional songs of Assam’s Bodo p…
The reviewer gives *Vazhga Vazhga and Other Stories* a disappointing two-star rating, criticizing its uneven storytelling and "lazy" translation. While the first story regarding Ta…
*Untouchable Spring* by G. Kalyana Rao is a political fiction novel that depicts the multi-generational struggle of the Mala and Madiga communities against the Indian caste system.…
This article reviews Bhisham Sahni's historical fiction novel *Tamas*, which depicts the devastating communal riots in pre-independent India. The reviewer praises the book's abilit…
"Sanatan" by Sharankumar Limbale is a powerful work of historical fiction that explores the deep-seated history of the Indian caste system and the atrocities committed against the …