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  • In the Name of Love | Bobby Hajjaj

    They would have called Khaleq a degenerate, a vile beast. He claimed he was in love. Wise men have said that we contemplate all of existence through words; that words have strengths beyond their phonetic constraints, they tether our

    In the Name of Love | Bobby Hajjaj
  • Yes, you can come Home | John S. Shilshi

    Jassy Ronra was appointed as a ‘Record Keeper’ in the department of Food & Civil Supplies, and she was directed to report to the head office in Imphal, the capital city of Manipur, within seven days. The position might not have

    Yes, you can come Home | John S. Shilshi
  • The Man Who Ate in Hospitals | Meera Rajagopalan

    You might spot Sabapathy at an odd place. The place is not by any means odd; it is Sabapathy’s presence, that is. You see, Sabapathy likes to lunch in hospital canteens. Every second day of the month, he devotes about an hour (or

    The Man Who Ate in Hospitals | Meera Rajagopalan

Fiction & Short Stories

More than a Scooter | Adarsh B Pradeep

'He' joined our family when I was 10 years old. My father told me and my sister to wake up early for … [Read More...]

Wobbly Shades | Aditi Jain

Aasha wrapped the leftover rotis from last night's dinner in a faded, tattered cloth. The cloth … [Read More...]

Hsi-wei and the Garden of Yangdi | Robert Wexelblatt

“It was a dangerous poem, Master Hsi-wei. The late Yang Guan was a parricide, a murderer of the … [Read More...]

Mathai’s tryst with the wild | Sangeetha G

I was the favorite grandchild of my grandfather. At least a hundred times I would have heard my … [Read More...]

Poetry

An elegy for a not-yet-dead-love | Lakshmi Chithra

Judas Window | Davis Varghese

I Look Inward | Sheetal Agarwal

In Flight | Sri Lal

Saffron and the Seven Sins | Shanaia Kapoor

On Being Left | Ron Riekki

August to September | Bindiya Bedi Charan Noronha

When ‘Nothing’ is Up, and Everything is as ‘Usual’ | Prateek Joshi

A Forgery | Prateek Joshi

The Winter Months | Gautham Pradeep

Poem to Myself | C M Brown

Beautiful | Shubhangi Bajpayee

Nonfiction

Three Devils of Bengal: Origin, Wealth, and Religion | B.Z. Khasru

The True Nature of the Intellectual Killings | Mozid Mahmud

Bandhavgarh: From the Ship of Golden Memories | Partha Pratim Dube

August Rains | Roudri Bandyopadhyay

A plague on all our houses: Pandemics and plagues in literature | Mozid Mahmud

Virginia Woolf Showed Me How the Language of Trauma is Silence | Loren Kleinman

Virginia Woolf Showed Me How the Language of Trauma is Silence | Loren Kleinman

Orientalism in Disney Movies | Arnima Singh

Orientalism in Disney Movies | Arnima Singh

The Walking Man | John Richmond

The Walking Man | John Richmond

More Translated Poems

Murder | Subodh Sarkar

Bribe | Subodh Sarkar

Tumi Robe Nirobe | Rabindranath Tagore – A Translation

Nothing new | Irsa Ruçi

Timeless…| Irsa Ruçi

Continuity | Irsa Ruçi

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Selections…

In the Name of Love | Bobby Hajjaj

Yes, you can come Home | John S. Shilshi

The Man Who Ate in Hospitals | Meera Rajagopalan

Doctor Aarnay and the case of Numbers | Angandeep Kr Chatterjee

The Story In The Middle: Brooklyn 1996 | Leslie-Ann Murray

Translated Poems

Murder | Subodh Sarkar

Bribe | Subodh Sarkar

Tumi Robe Nirobe | Rabindranath Tagore – A Translation

Nothing new | Irsa Ruçi

Timeless…| Irsa Ruçi

Continuity | Irsa Ruçi

Translated Fiction

Thambi | Jeyamohan

Name: M. Saravanakumar. M.A. English Literature. Works at a private college. A dark, well-built … [Read More...]

The Scape-goat | Indraganti Narasimha Murthy

Scape-Goat | Indraganti Narasimha Murthy

“Hello Mr. Murty …” phoned in Sadanandam, the General Manager of ABC bank. “We have reviewed the … [Read More...]

Gratitude | Dr. Veluri Rama Rao (translation)

Gratitude | Bhagavatula Venkata Radhakrishna

If ever you go to Laxmipuram and ask for the house of Veera Venkata Satyanarayana garu, nobody will … [Read More...]

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