EXCERPTS ISSUE 12December 17, 2024 For The Love Of Apricots by Madhulika Liddle Nandini knew next to nothing about children byMadhulika Liddle4 minute read
EXCERPTS ISSUE 12December 17, 2024 Bewilderness by Devashish Makhija ‘there are no poems’ (a tribute to the poetry of Alok Dhanwa) byDevashish Makhija4 minute read
EXCERPTS ISSUE 12December 17, 2024 The big book of Indian Art by Bina Sarkar Ellias Post India’s independence in 1947, the establishment of the Faculty of Fine Arts byBina Sarkar Ellias10 minute read
ISSUE 12December 16, 2024 Smita Sahay Editor-in-Chief Issue 12 Welcome to Issue 12 of the Usawa Literary Review bySmita Sahay2 minute read
INTERVIEW ISSUE 12December 16, 2024 Manu Dash talks about his Anthology The Big Book of Odia Literature and more with Kabir Deb KD: Hello Manu da! byKabir Deb10 minute read
INTERVIEW ISSUE 12December 16, 2024 Priyanka Dubey, Author of No Nation for Women, Interviewed by Kabir Deb Hey Priyanka! byKabir Deb9 minute read
INTERVIEW ISSUE 12December 16, 2024 Activist Banajyotsna Lahiri Talks about Umar’s Incarceration with Kabir Deb Hello Banojyotsna! byKabir Deb4 minute read
ISSUE 12 VISUAL NARRATIVESDecember 13, 2024 Freedom as an Unwording’ – Capturing Unnameable Rebellions by Meherin Roshanara Gender is the bridge between a playground and a funeral byMeherin Roshanara3 minute read
ISSUE 12 VISUAL NARRATIVESDecember 13, 2024 Different Strokes: How Thailand and India Do Queerness by Lina Krishnan Travelling in Thailand sometime ago, I was struck by the Pride signage byLina Krishnan2 minute read
ISSUE 12 VISUAL NARRATIVESDecember 11, 2024 Occupation By Kameswari Padmanabhan Apart from the traditionally gendered spaces that come to mind, like restrooms byKameswari Padmanabhan3 minute read
