We are a group of library educators and library facilitators at Bookworm, a library-based organisation in......

A personal reflection on the evolving idea of what makes a children’s book ‘environmental’ ‘Once upon......

A reflective piece on The Forgotten Folklore Project and the strange curriculum of growing up in......

As a child growing up in rural Kerala, I didn’t have the skill or inclination to......

Sitting on a bench in the library, I noticed a group of children, no older than......

A pillar, monk-grey, still standing,while the slumbering flesh of stone collapsesinto the slow erasure of desire.Hannah......

Every day, the windows fill with lavender light—I bite my lips, then rinse my face, brush......

po-yum  the whistle blows and the po-yum immediately writes itself in Malayalam slangs of old. I’ve located such blankness......

Applauding Women on Screen, Silencing Them at Home A girl says at the dinner table that......

“I’m done,” said Bella. “Done with what?” I said without much interest, taking a swig of......

Afghani poet Parwana Fayyaz’s poem Three Dolls is shaped by her lived experiences of war, exile......

RM: Congratulations Amrita on a truly remarkable second book and thank you for talking to us.......

R.K Narayan’s Malgudi Days remains such an abiding classic because it creates a loving and humorous......

SS: Farah, let’s start at the beginning. Why does the cause of period poverty resonate so......

At first glance, Daughters of Meerabai situates itself within the devotional genealogy of the Bhakti movement.......

If writing is protest, then writing hope is a powerful, reverberating protest amidst the din of......