The dirty mustard soul
*A Dirty Mustard Soul: Life doesn’t end at Death* by Vishnu Vyas is a short thriller that follows investigative journalist Naveen Rao as he recounts a story of love, corruption, an…
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From the Land of Cross and Star
Andrew Volkov’s *From the Land of Cross and Star* is a contemplative historical fantasy following a disgraced monk’s magical quest to save a loved one while being pursued by a form…
Doctors are not murderers
This non-fiction anthology by Debraj Shome and Arti Heda uses heartfelt, true stories to humanize medical professionals and dismantle misconceptions about their intentions. By expl…
Voices in the waiting room
Set in a U.S. hospital, Mayank Gupta’s debut novel *Voices in the Waiting Room* follows five doctors as they navigate personal struggles with identity, displacement, and the search…
Book Review: Madam Commissioner by Meeran Chadha Borwankar
This review examines Meeran Chadha Borwankar’s memoir, *Madam Commissioner*, which chronicles her pioneering career as a female IPS officer. The book details her refusal to comprom…
Dispensers of India’s Destiny
Tanmay Agarwal’s speculative fiction novel, *Dispensers of India’s Destiny*, explores an alternate post-WWII history where an unpartitioned India, led by Subhas Chandra Bose, must …
My Parents Screwed Me Up: Memoir Edition
This article explores a specific sub-genre of memoirs centered on the complex and sometimes traumatic ways parenting shapes an individual's adult life, from emotional neglect to ov…
Can We Tell a Writer What to Write?
The article examines the intense polarization surrounding Arundhati Roy’s memoir, *Mother Mary Comes to Me*, noting that criticism has stemmed from both political right-wingers and…