Sandeep Shanker’s Zindagi Ke Samose, Hansi Ki Chatni proposes a generous relationship between humour and poetry. Its subject is the life that people already know:
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Author Interview with Dr Shehrevar Davierwala
Dr. Shehrevar Davierwala’s work has taken him through boardrooms, classrooms and cross-cultural initiatives, engaging with diverse communities and institutions, including in conflict-affected environments. His supplied
Author Interview with Spandan Kundu
Spandan Kundu is a computer science graduate of IIT (ISM) Dhanbad who works on artificial intelligence systems. He grew up in Dhanbad, with family roots
An Author Interview : Piyush Mahiskey in conversation with Neel Preet
That Shade of Purple Neel Preet: Your writing is known for emotional precision and the unspoken truths of growing up. What drew you to the
Author Interview: In Conversation with Amittej
Amittej is an aspiring author and creator whose interests include education, careers, technology, publishing and the many ways people contribute to society. His writing explores
Vishal Umar: Looking Beyond Appearances to Discover the Deeper Meaning of Life
Some of life’s most important lessons come from experiences we do not fully understand when they happen. Success, failure, relationships, expectations and personal struggles all
Book Review of ZINDAGI KE US PAR
by VISHAL UMAR Kuch baate , jo jindagi ne mujhe sikhai ZINDAGI KE US PAR by VISHAL UMAR approaches personal growth through a question that
Book review of Beaute Account of Parlous Times
A Life shaped by unexpected turns Book by Mohammad Faizan Raza Beaute Account of Parlous Times by Mohammad Faizan Raza presents growing up as an
Book Review of COINCIDENCE by Somnath Tunga
COINCIDENCE: A Story Written By FateSomnath Tunga An accidental meeting can feel inevitable only when we look back at it. That tension gives Somnath Tunga’s
Book Review of Patrealisation and the Limits of Recognition
Patrealisation by Spandan Kundu Ten Stories About the Arrangements Nobody Argues With The most troubling figure in Spandan Kundu’s Patrealisation is often the man telling
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