Writing on how we remember, who tells the story, and what moves between generations — across fiction, poetry, essays, and translation.
Memory, Story & Movement
Over the last two decades, children’s literature in India has evolved in remarkable ways, and sector-building......
Read MoreA personal reflection on the evolving idea of what makes a children’s book ‘environmental’ ‘Once upon......
Read MoreAs a child growing up in rural Kerala, I didn’t have the skill or inclination to......
Read MoreIt is not unusual to reflect on things when a milestone is just around the corner.......
Read MoreSitting on a bench in the library, I noticed a group of children, no older than......
Read MoreI remember one of my first safaris in Karnataka’s jungles. It was a Friday morning. We......
Read MoreCan a cup of coffee reveal the social anxieties of an entire society? What do coffee......
Read MoreTo the One Who Had to Grieve the Parent They Never Really Had You call them......
Read MoreI grew up addicted to a fantasy. Even as a little girl, long before I understood......
Read MoreI am waiting for her at the edge of my body—I look here, I look there—endless......
Read MoreAt Madhvi Parekh: A Life in Line, Memory and Myth, each canvas seems to tell a......
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