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A Grieving Lawyer Walks into the Ocean: Shazia Omar’s Meditation on Loss and Surrender

New Delhi: Grief is a strange companion. It sits quietly in the background, shaping the way a person moves through the world, until a...

Shinie Antony’s New Novel Turns Possession into a Publishing Contract

New Delhi: The premise is so simple, and so absurd, that it is a wonder nobody thought of it sooner. A god-fearing woman in...

A New Graphic Memoir Puts Caregiving at the Centre of a National Award Story

New Delhi: Behind every voice that commands a concert hall, there is often someone who spent years in the...

The Secret Life of Signs: A Writer’s Journey Through the Symbols We Live By

New Delhi: Why does a black cat signify misfortune in one culture and good fortune in another? What is...

The World Was Not Their Story Review: Why Saeed Naqvi’s Memoir Matters Beyond Journalism

Daanish Bin Nabi The history of the modern world is often told through the eyes of politicians, military leaders and...

From Courtesan to Commander: New Biography Restores Begam Hazrat Mahal to Her Rightful Place

The history of the Indian Uprising of 1857 has long been populated by a familiar cast of characters: the...

How Bharatanatyam helped Padma Shri Ananda Shankar Jayant dance through cancer

Some memoirs tell us what happened to a person; others invite us to understand how that person found the...

Enlightenment’s Dark Mirror: New Book Exposes the Racial Foundations of Western Universalism

New Delhi: The Enlightenment, that grand intellectual project of the eighteenth century, has long been celebrated as the philosophical...