March is dense with literary pleasure and political weight. Adil Jussawalla’s new poems arrive; kitchen poems by Nithya Mariam John transform domestic labour into defiance; Rituparna Mukherjee’s fiction recovers a lost mother tongue in the urban wilderness; DEI is examined through Percival Everett and Octavia Butler; and a bookshelf honours the voices that resist erasure. An issue where the personal and the decolonial intertwine.