Dolphin Tactics for Damned.
Dr. Victoria Kahn addresses the rising crisis of workplace burnout and suicide, arguing that the crushing weight of professional demands and caregiving responsibilities often leads…
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The Other Silence
Father Gabriel, a priest haunted by the social stigma of his untouchable caste background, turns to alcohol to cope with deep-seated feelings of isolation and inadequacy. Through a…
The Ghost Who Works.
Aryamba Aiyer expresses her profound resentment and sense of displacement as she is systematically excluded from wedding planning and family decisions by her husband and his relati…
Kanmani and Co
This five-star review highly recommends Lalitha Ramanathan’s *Kanmani and Co.: Five Friends (and a Cat) Tackle the World*, a nostalgic middle-grade novel set in a South Indian vill…
ARC Review: But I Hate Him by Page Powars- YA Queer Romance
*But I Hate Him* is a YA queer romance that follows academic rivals Rory Prince and Luca Melendez as they compete at a prestigious brain camp. While Rory initially plans to sabotag…
Forget me not by Lavnya Krishnamurthy
This article reviews a medical thriller about an investigative journalist with amnesia who must navigate a complex web of relationships to uncover a dangerous medical conspiracy. W…
When Two Times meet - Short story - Fiction
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Book Review: Love at First Byte
*Love at First Byte* by Divya Ramaswamy is a nostalgic and heartwarming novel that follows Annika as she navigates the challenges and triumphs of her first job and early adulthood.…
Why Your Boss Lives Rent Free In Your Lower Back.
The article argues that many common physical pains, such as jaw clenching and neck tension, are actually "boundary syndromes" triggered by workplace stress and an inability to set …
What Did I Just Read? A 2-Star Dissection of Mona Awad’s Bunny
This review reflects on the disorienting experience of reading *Bunny*, a novel that utilizes surreal "dream logic" to explore themes of toxic friendship and creative pretension. W…
ARC Review: Before We Say Goodbye by Jemimah Jonah
Following a devastating breakup, Kriti moves to Seoul for a writing fellowship to rediscover her identity and pursue her dream of becoming a novelist. While navigating the complexi…
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Maybe We Should Ask Mom!
Reflecting on her mother’s 60th birthday, the author realizes she has long viewed her mother primarily through the lens of her maternal role, often overlooking her individual ident…