Most people tend to associate Tarot cards with fortune telling, and while using them to divine the future is totally … More
Tag: writing
Book Review: Sunshine by Robin McKinley:
Sexy without really having sex in it.
5 Interesting Graphic Novels You Can Finish In One Sitting
Take your pick from the Gothic and the macabre, or a summer nostalgia or even a wordless comic!
Interview with Graphic Novelist & Artist Orijit Sen
Orijit Sen is widely regarded as one of the most influential names in the comics scene in India. The author of India’s first graphic novel, River Of Stories, a graduate from NID and the co-founder of People’s Tree, Orijit Sen is involved with several exhibition and museum design projects in India, the United Kingdom and Russia.
Poetry: travel bag packed, but not ready to go
Previously published in Allegro Poetry Magazine.
Interview with Kanchana Banerjee: “Emotional Abuse Is Rampant in Affluent Indian Homes”
Kanchana Banerjee discusses writing on domestic abuse and adultery & talks about today’s publishing scene
Film Review: Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them (2016)
fun but not *that* fantastic & here’s why
Book Review: Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
Read it if you’re up for some unconventional fantasy–for this is a delicacy to be savoured slowly and completely.
Short Story: Mythology of Childhood
I. The Barbie dolls are asleep. We switch off the lights in the playroom, shut the antique doors and hurry … More
Presents: Short Story
Snowflakes dance in the mist outside the window sill. Inside, a girl is gift-wrapping a box, writing a name on … More
