Unknown Husbands
New husbands are like burrs: they stick, they irritate, and they’re mostly unwanted.
On the Cover
By Sindhuri Nandhakumar · English theatre in India continues to evolve and forge an identity for itself, as Indians continue to revise their complex relationship with the language.
Contents
Reading Munnu in Kashmir
Malik Sajad’s heartwrenching graphic novel traces the generations that grew up in Kashmir post 1990.
A Snake Pit of Dreams
In conversation with Ram Venkatesan and Kishore Mohan about Black Mumba, a new noir graphic novel that explores some of the darker aspects of the city of Mumbai.
Book Review: The Yard
Most of what happens in Aliyyah Eniath's debut novel will be deeply familiar to readers that have grown up up in a large joint family themselves.
Noise
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Available Now: ‘After Hours’, Vol. 5 of Our New Writing Anthology
Vol. 5 of our New Writing anthology is our second one in print and features original writing handpicked by Anjum Hasan and Samhita Arni. Get your copy now! -
Available Now: Helter Skelter’s First Print Edition
Vol. 4 of our New Writing anthology is our first print edition and features original writing handpicked by Janice Pariat, Nitoo Das, and Jerry Pinto. Get your copy now! -
Helter Skelter Workshop: Behind the Panels
A unique opportunity to explore the entire workflow of a graphic novel from idea to finished script and all the way to the final artwork. Details inside!
Interviews
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A Snake Pit of Dreams
In conversation with Ram Venkatesan and Kishore Mohan about Black Mumba, a new noir graphic novel that explores some of the darker aspects of the city of Mumbai. -
Poetry Is Politics
In conversation with activist Aditi Angiras about her Bring Back the Poets initiative and writing and performing spoken word poetry. -
A Gatherer of Stories
In conversation with Revathy V K about her photography, her writing, and the queer community in India.
Features
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12 More Places to Submit Creative Writing in India
For writers in India looking to get published, here are some more platforms that may be the right fit for your writing. -
The Real World
How did Dazed and Confused, a movie that didn't really have much to say, resonate with an entire generation? -
20 Places to Submit Creative Writing in India
For writers in India looking to get published, here is a handy list we've put together to help you find the right platform for your writing.
Reviews
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Reading Munnu in Kashmir
Malik Sajad’s heartwrenching graphic novel traces the generations that grew up in Kashmir post 1990. -
Book Review: The Yard
Most of what happens in Aliyyah Eniath's debut novel will be deeply familiar to readers that have grown up up in a large joint family themselves. -
Book Review: One Thousand Days in a Refrigerator
An ambitious collection of stories by Manoj Kumar Panda that attempts to tell neglected but significant tales centred around death.
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