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…
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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…
Grace Beyond Talent by Kapil Sharma
Kapil Sharma’s memoir, *Grace Beyond Talent*, provides a raw and authentic account of his journey from a humble background in Ambala to forging an identity independent of his fathe…
Echoes from the Atoll by Dr Rakesh PS
*Echoes from the Atoll* by Dr. Rakesh PS chronicles the successful eradication of Tuberculosis in the Lakshadweep islands through the power of community unity and resilience. By bl…
Did You Ever Love Me? by Rithvik Singh
Rithvik Singh’s *Did You Ever Love Me?* is a poignant collection of verses that explores profound themes of longing, heartbreak, and unconventional love. Using ornate language and …
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…
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…
Book Review: Ek Mohabbat Eshi bhi by Harshita Ashit Shah
"Ek Mohabbat Eshi bhi" is an ongoing Pratilipi romance and family drama praised for its slow pacing and authentic, detailed depiction of Indian cultural rituals and family life. Wh…
Ghachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbag (Transl. Srinath Perur)
Vivek Shanbhag’s *Ghachar Ghochar* is a profound exploration of how shifting fortunes can fracture familial bonds and expose deep-seated patriarchal structures. Told through a simp…