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From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

From Homeland to Heartland "This book is more than just history," says Anitha Rajarajan. "‘It is a return to our roots — a gathering of...

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Celebrated writer Amitav Ghosh’s conversation with Michael Williams at the recently concluded Sydney Writers’ Festival was a masterclass on a variety of levels. It...

Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

nikita gill hekate “A woman they cannot control, whether Goddess or mortal, is a dangerous woman,” writes Nikita Gill in Hekate (2025). At the heart of...

Emie Roy’s ‘The Light at the End of the Tunnel’

The most poignant stories in new anthology The Light at the End of the Tunnel, a book of pandemic reflections, are those that are...

Three new books by Sydney Srinivas

In a wonderful hattrick, Sydney-based writer Dr Karkenahalli (Sydney) Srinivas launched three books this month. These include Charles Darwin, a biography in English (Prism Book...

Long reads. Or, big fat books

Many online articles (this one included) tell you upfront the time it will take to read them. This feature is a telling indictment of our...

Geetanjali Shree’s ‘Tomb of Sand’ 1st translation from Hindi in Booker Prize shortlist

Critically acclaimed author Geetanjali Shree‘s novel Tomb of Sand, translated from the Hindi by Daisy Rockwell, has been shortlisted for this year‘s International Booker...

A new book on optimising the military’s disaster responses

The Australian Defence Force has had a busy few years on the home front, stepping in to assist after the Black Summer bushfires, helping...

Ishan Khosla wins Oxford Bookstore Book Cover Prize for ‘Kintsugi’

'Kintsugi' is the ancient Japanese art of mending broken objects with gold, and designer Ishan Khosla has delicately woven this concept into the jacket...

Love and its recent Indian literary manifestations

Love is the most cherished, yet complex, not to mention a much misunderstood, human emotion. It can make one person break out in song...

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From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Review: The Supposed to Be at RISING, Footscray Community Arts

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