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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...

Metronama by Rashmi Sadana: Of Delhi life, through Delhi Metro

When an urban anthropologist from a top US university casts her trained eye on the Delhi Metro and goes into its social dimensions and...

Not just saucy stories: Indian erotic literature and its significance

"Murder is a crime. Describing murder is not. Sex is not a crime. Describing sex is," American cultural critic Gershon Legman said in 1949,...

BOOK REVIEW: Life after Ali by Rashida Tayabali

The story begins with Tasneem, a mother of two adolescent children, attending her husband Ali’s funeral at a mosque in Sydney. Ali’s sudden and untimely...

REVIEW: “Ganga’s Choice and Other Stories” by Vaasanthi

How free are women to make their own choices in the circumstances in which they find themselves? How do ordinary citizens become caught in...

‘The Eastern Gate’ critical to understanding politics behind conflicts in northeast

The recent killings of civilians in Nagaland in an army operation gone awry has led to renewed debate over the controversial Armed Forces (Special...

Zoe and Zara Wadekar, 7, debut as authors

“I was out for a walk when I saw a bee, and I immediately had a story idea that I wanted to write out,”...

For Melb writer Vignesha Vishwanathan, 17, the main characters are numbers

In Melbourne student Vignesha Vishwanathan’s new book, Pi is a little ‘numberling’ who lives in Numberville. While the kids at school enjoy pulling each other’s...

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The art of ‘Belonging’

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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From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

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