Review: Mad Sisters of Esi, a Novel of Conviction, Imagination and Longing
Book review of Tashan Mehta’s second book Mad Sisters of Esi by Drishya Maity
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Existentialism 101: 5 Must-Read Classics to Prepare Yourself for This Thing We Call Existence
Prepare yourself to question your existence, confront the absurdities of life and delve into the depths of human consciousness with these 5 books.
Father’s Day Reads: The Complexities of Fatherhood Through Khaled Hosseini’s Lens
From challenging societal norms to shaping unique understandings of paternal bonds, the captivating narratives of Khaled Hosseini’s novels offer insights into what it means to be a father.
Monsters Born and Made: Author Tanvi Berwah on the Genre of YA Fantasy
Although at its preliminary stage, YA Fantasy is gaining popularity in eyes of young Indian readers and they are craving for Indian narratives more than ever now. To understand the same, Kunzum’s Khushi Arora talks with author Tanvi Berwah.
Crimson Spring: Navtej Sarna on Fictionalising the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
Diplomat-turned-author Navtej Sarna revisits the Jallianwala Bagh in the most meticulous and overwhelming manner. Kunzum’s Divye Bhagwani talks to him to learn all things about fictionalising a factual event.
Batshit: Kritika Kapoor On Her Feminist Horror Debut Fiction
Kritika Kapoor’s deliciously feminist debut novel Batshit unwraps repressed anger in women with unrealistic beauty standards and other regulations that society throw on them but with a haunting twist!