ISSUE 8

The Literature of the Deity

Dr

October 30, 2024
2 minute read
Poems From Prison

I Refused To Die When I refused to die my chains were loosened

October 30, 2024
1 minute read
To Be in Insanity, or Not to Be in Sanity: Accepting Madness in Sandhya Mary’s Maria Just Maria

Review of “Maria Just Maria” by Sandhya Maria, translated by Jayasree

October 30, 2024
6 minute read
Framing Truth: France’s Reckoning with Sexual Domination in Images and Words

The case of Gisèle Pelicot, who courageously allowed graphic footage

October 30, 2024
3 minute read

Usawa in Swahili means equality. The Usawa Literary Review is a bi-annual English language literary magazine dedicated to feminist literature and writings by and about underrepresented communities.

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ISSUE 8

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Excerpts from Impeachment by Anjali Deshpande

From Marginalized to Mainstream: Four Indian English Women Poets by Jagari Mukherjee

Flats & Flatmates by Arushi Vats

Star Dancing on the Pavement by Warren Jeremy Rourke

The Currency of Songs by Bhaswati Ghosh

Re-Writing Invisible Registers of Lost Humanity Alka Saraogi’s Kulbhushan Ka Naam Darj Kijiye: Review By Anupama Choubey

The Power of ‘History from Below’, Rendered Gracefully in Aanchal Malhotra’s Remnants of a Separation: Review By Ankush Banerjee

Interns Diary by Tejinder Sethi

Silent Ways By Subhana Sawhny Gidwani

Another Karna and Other Poems By Amlanjyoti Goswami

The Literature of the Deity

Poems From Prison

To Be in Insanity, or Not to Be in Sanity: Accepting Madness in Sandhya Mary’s Maria Just Maria

Framing Truth: France’s Reckoning with Sexual Domination in Images and Words