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…
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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…
Art in books, books on art : Taschen
The author expresses their appreciation for Taschen’s high-quality art books, noting that their premium cost is justified by impeccable production and unique, detailed subject matt…
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…