Alfaaz ki Mehfil by Satya Prabhakar
*Alfaaz ki Mehfil*, curated and translated by Satya Prabhakar, is a collection of Urdu poetry featuring diverse voices ranging from historical figures like Amir Khusro to contempor…
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Paper Heart by Cecelia Ahern: A romance where the protagonist finds her voice in her early thirties – Book Review
This review of Cecelia Ahern’s *Paper Heart* explores the journey of Pip, a woman reclaiming her agency and voice in her thirties after years of living under her parents' influence…
ARC Review: The Death and Life of Amy Smith by Cam Lamblin
After dying in an act of heroism, Amy Smith becomes an agent in an afterlife organization tasked with helping people in distress. Through magical realism, the novel explores profou…
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TAIPEI STORY: when human tragedy gets turned into a form of social media currency
The article uses the recent backlash against R.F. Kuang to critique the selective nature of Western humanitarian concern, which often prioritizes "algorithm-friendly" narratives ov…
You are Enough by Anaiysha C. Parashar
Anaiysha C. Parashar’s *You are Enough* is a conversational, seven-part guide designed to foster self-love by helping readers unlearn harmful patterns and release emotional baggage…
Book Review: The Psychology of Money
This review of *The Psychology of Money* highlights Morgan Housel’s central argument that financial success is driven more by human behavior and temperament than by technical intel…
Book Review: Lost in Fiction
In *Lost in Fiction* by Victorine E. Lieske, a woman named Brynn escapes a threatening real-world situation by traveling through a portal into a magical alternate universe. While t…
Bhujang Shetty and the lost Treasure of Basrur by Gautham V Kedoor
Gautham’s debut novel, *Bhujang Shetty and the lost treasure of Basrur*, follows an eccentric juice shop worker with detective-like instincts as he investigates a local mystery. Se…
These Books Were Apparently Too Dangerous to Read
Following religious and political protests in Ahmedabad, the removal of *I Am Malala* and *The Diary of a Young Girl* from a school reading list highlights a concerning trend of ce…
The Memory of Shadows and Other Folktales from the Northeast by Mijing Gwra Basumatary: Book Review
This review praises Mijing Gwra Basumatary’s *The Memory of Shadows and Other Folktales from the Northeast* for its vibrant collection of 18 stories rooted in the oral traditions o…
Principles of Prediction by Anushka Jasraj
Anushka Jasraj’s short story collection, *Principles of Prediction*, explores the unpredictable and interconnected nature of human lives through deeply layered and diverse characte…
Marigold and Rose by the winner of Nobel Prize In Literature Louise Glück : Book Review
This book review examines Louise Glück’s unexpected foray into fiction with *Marigold and Rose*, a poetic story centered on the contrasting inner lives of twin sisters during their…