ISSUE 7 NON FICTIONApril 26, 2022 The Changing Seasons in haiku by Geethanjali Rajan teaches Japanese and English in Chennai, India She discovered haiku sometime in byGeethanjali Rajan1 minute read
ISSUE 7 NON FICTIONApril 25, 2022 Not a Drop to Drink by Aparna Karthikeyan It takes months of hard work to find water in Sivagangai, Tamil Nadu byAparna Karthikeyan5 minute read
ISSUE 7 TRANSLATIONSApril 19, 2022 R Vatsala What I Know Translated by R.Rukmani The child in my womb wanted to know, “Amma, what is an atom? byR Vatsala2 minute read
ISSUE 7 TRANSLATIONSApril 19, 2022 Shahaduz Zaman The Thoughtful, Elderly Monkey Translated by V. Ramaswamy Describing a woman’s beauty, a youth in Dhaka’s crowded and curious old quarter byShahaduz Zaman14 minute read
ISSUE 7 TRANSLATIONSApril 19, 2022 Jothibai Pariyadath Mayilamma: The Life of a Tribal Eco-Warrior Translated by Swarnalatha Rangarajan & R. Sreejith Varma Reproduced below with permission of Orient Blackswan Private Limited byJothibai Pariyadath8 minute read
ISSUE 7 TRANSLATIONSApril 19, 2022 Cho Dharman Woebegone Forest Translated by Padma Narayanan AMID the swaying of the breeze, in the still silence of the forests, listening byPadma Narayanan7 minute read
EDITORIALS ISSUE 7April 19, 2022 K. Srilata Translations Editor In Cho Dharman’s story “Woebegone Forest” translated from the Tamil by Padma byK Srilata3 minute read
ISSUE 7 POETRYApril 18, 2022 Five Poems By Maaz Bin Bilal Nature Overwhelms A thick film of yellow-grey slime in the air — Autumn byMaaz Bin Bilal2 minute read
ISSUE 7 NON FICTIONApril 18, 2022 Book Excerpt: Cat People Cat People Edited by Devapriya Roy, Simon & Schuster India, 2022 byAnukrti Upadhyay12 minute read
FICTION ISSUE 7April 17, 2022 Higher Ground by Ajay Pisharody The tarmac appeared to melt under the harsh sun It was well past noon byAjay Pisharody10 minute read
