Disrupting the way stories become real

Soni Wadhwa reviews K Sridhar’s novel Twice Written.

Tracing one’s roots across the ocean

Anantha reviews Viriah, by Krishna Gubili.

“I need a homeland”: Five poems by Robin S Ngangom

’I want the carpenter / to fashion me a word-chair / to sit me down and calm me’

Khagam : A story by Satyajit Ray

Translated from Bengali by Barnali Saha.

The good and the bad immigrant

Darsana Mohan reviews Pachinko, by Min Jin Lee.

“The gun was there where he left it”: Three poems by Barnali Ray Shukla

“I found your shadow on my left / right behind the door that wore / a window to my thoughts”

Adhiṭṭhāna – of Staying and Going : A story by Daniel O’Reilly

“I let my appearance go. I let it go, as one allows a recuperated animal to go.”

Boulevard of topee dreams

Arun Bhatia reflects upon Hatworks Boulevard, and his relationship with the 180 year old marvel.

Is Bhārat Mātā a feminist?

An essay by Sanchit Toor.

When a good wife turns bad

Kameswari Padmanabhan reviews Prataya Saha’s short film ‘The Good Wife.’