Inheritance Burnt Side Up Shrinking to Fit: Women, Buses, and the Gendered Commute in Bangalore April 18, 20255 minute read
Bulldozed in the Bus Shrinking to Fit: Women, Buses, and the Gendered Commute in Bangalore April 11, 20254 minute read
The Invisible Orientation Girls Who Stray: Anisha on Women, Desire & Rebellion April 4, 20253 minute read
The Matchbox by Usawa #08 Preparing Silence, Normalising Everydayness & More March 31, 20251 minute read
ISSUE 9 WRITERS RESPOND Salman Rushdie — Of Blood, Fear and Blank Pages By Shankar Mony In Albert Camus’ The Outsider, the indifferent main protagonist, Mersault, in 29.05.23byShankar Mony7 min
ISSUE 8 POETRY Of that Old Pain By Nuzhat Khan How do you kiss mouths where Words are festering deprivation? 21.10.22byNuzhat Khan1 min
ISSUE 8 TRANSLATIONS Ahiran, a novel by Indira Goswami, translated from the Assamese by Dibyajyoti Sarma The following extract has been taken from Indira Goswami’s first novel Ahiran 12.10.22byIndira Goswami4 min
ISSUE 7 NON FICTION An Excerpt from Three Seasons by Latha Anantharaman As I write, a peahen is fluttering about the long western fence 26.04.22byLatha Anantharaman4 min
