This is an essential book because it shows us how a person gets to know their own self, even when the outer world is ready to corrode their confidence.
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The poems in K. Srilata’s collection ‘Footnotes to the Mahabharata’ let the women of ‘The Mahabharata’ break free
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Vivek Narayanan’s ‘After’ is a modern retelling of the ‘Valmiki Ramayana’ that keeps the characters of the text grounded.
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The intention of the JCB Prize for Literature hardly matters when its activities, in these past years, became the reason for collective anger.
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Ammar Aziz’s collection of poems The Missing Prayer, is a document that dissents by ingesting darkness and throwing towards us a light which has the capacity to diminish our vulnerabilities
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Siddharth Kapila does not write the book from the perception of a saint or a devout individual. It has been woven together to discover the awakening that was dormant in him
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Anju Makhija’s book, Changing, Unchanging: New and Selected Poems (1995 – 2023), draws us towards poems which contradict and complement each other. But, at the very end of the day, what remains with the readers is a journey from the core of a seedling to the vision of a plant.
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Tarun Bhartiya sold his young and adult life to a form of revolution many people cannot relate to.
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The Dust Draws its Face on the Wind: Selected Poems by Avinash Shrestha is a collection of Nepali poems which has been translated by Rohan Chhetri
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The Remains of the Body is not a manual on queer literature and behaviour. It simply is a juicy story and like blood, the story moves through our veins and arteries.
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