Shefalee Vasudev

Suddenly he’s everywhere, Man the Vain, happy in his vanity

How the dumb, but devilishly fun, smartphone world took over my life

Media grab by big business, past scandals, sudden layoffs, rule of the snippet stifle the industry. Gossip or journalists’ paranoia, news has been broken.

The May air in War­saw feels so wonderfully naked and untouched by toxic demons that it leaves me breathless...

Works because of information about autism, especially in the Indian context

Coming of age is a visceral, once-in-a-lifetime moment that gets deeply inked in a private memoir

Srinagar looks in very good order—neat tin-sloped houses, clean, wide roads, no intrusive military presence

The emotions that propel this work are admirable. But it is far too scattered, leaving the many varied accounts in it a bit distracting after a while.

Let’s fold back our freedom rant and run for safety

A biased media thrives on the dark image of models