Areeb Ahmad

It is truly a shame that I had not heard of Gigi Ganguly before: after having read Biopeculiar, I am a firm b…

Don't you know I love you but am hopeless / at fixing the rain? But I am learning slowly // to love the dark …

Habib examines the socio-cultural, economic and historical factors that affect various aspects of travel.

Fiction, memoir and biography sit side-by-side in this book that includes autofiction and pieces born of esot…

In Provincials, writer Sumana Roy pushes up unaired histories and cultures to argue that the provinces and th…

At the centre of the novel are two women and their insurmountable grief at losing their children.

For Now, It Is Night is a collection that represents Kaul as a chronicler of his times, mapping memory and hi…

The essays in this collection interrogate what it means to be "Indian" and how these identities often involve…

Centering a woman’s body in all of its material realities, Blood Red is Ecuadorian writer Gabriela Ponce’s de…

In the stories of Nepali American writer Ranjan Adiga, the twin forces of modernity and tradition, progress a…

In 2015, author Sanya Rushdi was hospitalized after her third psychotic episode and was subsequently diagnose…

Reading Sakina's Kiss as well as other writing published over the last five years illuminates how recent fict…

Chitvan Gill's book is a compelling chronicle of an unauthorized settlement near the Yamuna banks, its people…

Cannabis has a storied past in Odisha's history across class and occupation until the Narcotic Drugs and Psyc…

The stories, selected and translated by Kavita Bhanot, represent a writing career spanning two and a half dec…

'Intertidal is the part of the shoreline that appears during low tide and is hidden during high tide. In some…

The word for world is forest yet all I see is plundered earth in a bid to have humanity people it. Green is h…

The comma is . . . perpetually in motion . . . a relentless zest for life, a desire to fill the emptiness wit…

In the eight stories in this collection, Bora Chung's characters live with hope in a world that dares not dre…

Sandhya Mary's debut novel, translated by Jayasree Kalathil, tells the story of a girl born into a Syrian Chr…

From discussions on Lucknow's shayars to Hindustani classical concerts, literary events, book launches, and f…

"Shaming and insult were always a regular experience for me. I took every insult as a new learning, every rej…

In inscribing his protagonist with an ever-shifting self, Jabir asserts that stories are a potent tool for se…

The readers . . . become interlocutors, individuals who would not easily dismiss him or his story, and give a…