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Book Review: Being Reshma by Reshma Qureshi
An acid attack is, in my opinion, one of the most heinous and damaging crimes against women. When I first
Kirthi Jayakumar – An Epitome of True Beauty
Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. Colours, too, for a country that’s obsessed with being fair and slim, the
Book Review: The Legend of Genghis Khan by Sutapa Basu
The Legend of the Genghis Khan, published by Readomania, as the title obviously suggests, is the story of the world’s
Nominated for The Orange Flower Awards 2018: VOTE APPEAL
I often remind myself that if my writing makes any difference to even one person and makes them think again
Memories of the License Raj: Guest Post by Mira Saraf
Thanks to my association with NaNoWriMo, I’ve made some amazing writer friends. The bond with most has only strengthened over
[Updated] Author Interview: Aditya Gautam
There is no denying that there is an increase in sexual awareness all across the world. Urgent calls to indulge…
Book Review: The Boy Who Loved Trains
Indian Railways is the largest single-entity employer in India, and the eight largest in the world. This is a fascinating
Writer’s Block – How to Deal With It!
At a Women Writers’ Fest sometime earlier this year, I met this wonderful author and award-winning writer – Kiran Manral –
Not A Review: Twilight’s Children
There are a few books, in my opinion, that are beyond a review. At least, they should be. This doesn’t
A Conversation with Anurag Anand
Is the cocoon of safety we build around ourselves really as secure as we think it to be? Are all