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“Who Decides What Madness Is?”: Book Review of Shefali Tripathi Mehta’s “People on Our Roof”

Mehta’s use of the child’s perspective is impressive. It offers an honest portrayal of children raised in dysfunctional families.

5 min read6 days ago

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“Who Decides What Madness Is?”: Book Review of Shefali Tripathi Mehta’s “People on Our Roof”

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A Chronicle of Resistance: Book Review of Meena Kandasamy’s “Tomorrow Someone Will Arrest You”

“Tomorrow Someone Will Arrest You” is, in every way possible, the quintessential Kandasamy

5 min readApr 29, 2024

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A Chronicle of Resistance: Book Review of Meena Kandasamy’s “Tomorrow Someone Will Arrest You”

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“Uzumaki”: An Unsettling Tale of Lovecraftian Legacy

and why you should read it!

4 min readSep 4, 2022

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Unlocking Aristotle’s “Poetics”: A Reader’s Guide | How to Read Series

Here is what you should know in order to get the most out of the text

8 min readJun 23, 2021

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Unlocking Aristotle’s “Poetics”: A Reader’s Guide | How to Read Series

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Exploring the Indian Absurd: A Review of J.P. Das’s “Absurd Play”

My reflections on “Absurd Play” by J. P. Das

4 min readOct 4, 2022

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The book “Absurd Play” framed in Salvador Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory” (1931).

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Toys Beyond Play: Book Review of Sudha G. Tilak’s “The Great Toy Debate”

Sudha G. Tilak makes the reader look at various opposing concepts… in a simple yet practical way.

3 min read2 days ago

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Toys Beyond Play: Book Review of Sudha G. Tilak’s “The Great Toy Debate”

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Leadership for a Greener Future: Book Review of Rajiv Peshawaria’s “Sustainable Sustainability: Why…

Rajeev Peshawaria does make an honest attempt to pursue the readers through many case studies.

4 min readMay 2, 2024

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Leadership for a Greener Future: Book Review of Rajiv Peshawaria’s “Sustainable Sustainability: Why…

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Pirate of the Konkan: Book Review of Sohail Rekhy’s “Angria: A Historical Odyssey”

“Angria: A Historical Odyssey” stands as a comprehensive portrayal of Angre, noticeably absent from mainstream media.

4 min readApr 26, 2024

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Pirate of the Konkan: Book Review of Sohail Rekhy’s “Angria: A Historical Odyssey”

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The Dichotomous “New Woman” in Nineteenth-Century Indian Novels — Part 2

This article forms Part 2 of a 2-part series on the representation of the “new woman” in the literature of colonial and post-colonial…

6 min readMar 29, 2024

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The Dichotomous “New Woman” in Nineteenth-Century Indian Novels — Part 2

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The Dichotomous “New Woman” in Nineteenth-Century Indian Novels — Part 1

This article forms Part 1 of a 2-part series on the representation of the “new woman” in the literature of colonial and post-colonial…

6 min readMar 26, 2024

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The Dichotomous “New Woman” in Nineteenth-Century Indian Novels — Part 1

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