WRITERS RESPOND

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

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WRITERS RESPOND

Mahsa Amini by Mandakini Pachauri

Dubravka Ugresic – Writing from Anywhere But Home by Shankar Mony

Indian Wrestlers Fighting Their Hardest Fight Yet by Neha Paranjpe

Salman Rushdie — Of Blood, Fear and Blank Pages By Shankar Mony

How Charles Simic Brought me Closer to Poetry By Rahul Singh

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