Editorial
Wild Winds and April Showers… Click here to read.
Translations
Daliya, a story by Tagore, has been translated from Bengali by Somdatta Mandal. Click here to read.
Roktokorbi (Red Oleanders), a full length play by Tagore, has been translated from Bengali by Professor Fakrul Alam. Click here to read.
Four of his own Malay poems have been translated by Isa Kamari. Click here to read.
Shooting Dida (Grandmother) by Kallol Lahiri has been translated from Bengali by V. Ramaswamy. Click here to read.
Jonmodin (Birthday) by Tagore has been translated from Bengali by Mitali Chakravarty. Click here to read.
Poetry
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Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal, Charles Rammelkamp, A. Jessie Michael, David Mellor, Mahnoor Shaheen, John Grey, Fazal Abubakkar Esaf, Jim Murdoch, Malaika Rai, Tony Dawson, Pramod Rastogi, Debra Elisa, Ananya Sarkar, Ryan Quinn Flanagan, Snigdha Agrawal, George Freek, Rhys Hughes
Poets, Poetry & Rhys Hughes
In Rhysop Fables: More Absurd Narratives, Rhys Hughes we hear more about Aesop and Rhysop. Click here to read.
Musings/ Slices from Life
Gower Bhat explores the joys of fatherhood. Click here to read.
Mohul Bhowmick visits festive celebrations in March 2026 in Hyderabad. Click here to read.
Meredith Stephens travels to more of rural Vietnam and writes about it, with photographs by Alan Noble. Click here to read.
Chetan Poduri writes of the gaps technology has created in his home. Click here to read.
Jun A. Alindogan gives an account of how an overgrowth of water hyacinth affects aquatic life and upsets the local food chain while giving us a flavourful account of local food. Click here to read.
Anupriya Pandey muses on her daily life. Click here to read.
Musings of a Copywriter
In Hiring a Bodyguard, Devraj Singh Kalsi ironically glances at the world of glitz. Click here to read.
Notes from Japan
In Imagining Cambodian Dancers at the Royal Palace, a mesmerised Suzanne Kamata shares not just her narratives and photographs but also video of the Cambodian dancers in Phnom Penh. Click here to read.
Essays
A Cyclists’s Diary: Jaipur to Udaipur
Farouk Gulsara narrates with text and photographs about his cycling holiday. Click here to read.
Nobody Cries at Goodbyes Anymore
Charudutta Panigrahi writes of the infringement of technology over human interactions. Click here to read.
Stories
Jonathon B Ferrini shares a story around mental disability. Click here to read.
Oindrila Ghosal shares a story set in Kashmir. Click here to read.
Sangeetha G writes of a young woman’s fate. Click here to read.
Naramsetti Umamaheswararao explores a modern day dilemma. Click here to read.
Features
A review of Leonie’s Leap by Marzia Pasini and an interview with the author. Click here to read.
Keith Lyons in conversation with Keith Westwaters, a poet from New Zealand. Click here to read.
Book Excerpts
An excerpt from Scott Ezell’s Journey to the End of the Empire: In China Along the Edge of Tibet. Click here to read.
An excerpt from Tarana Husain Khan’s The Courtesan, Her Lover and I. Click here to read.
Book Reviews
Somdatta Mandal reviews Indranil Chakravarty’s The Tree Within: The Mexican Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz’s Years in India. Click here to read.
Meenakshi Malhotra reviewed Radha Chakravarty’s In Your Eyes A River: Poems. Click here to read.
Rabindra Kumar Nayak reviews Bhaskar Parichha’s Odisha – 500 Years of Turmoil, Mayhem and Subjugation. Click here to read.
Bhaskar Parichha reviews Ashoke Mukhopadhyay’s No. 1 Akashganga Lane: The First Novel about the Gig Workers of Kolkata, translated from Bengali by Zenith Roy. Click here to read.
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