Book Review: A Murder on Malabar Hill
Sujata Massey's novel is best described by Dirk Gently’s maxim that to solve a crime, one must investigate the society in which it takes place.
On the Cover
By En Wright · In conversation with the Admin of the wildly popular Facebook page Humans of Hindutva, on satire, subterfuge, and skewering the Right-wing on social media.
Contents
Woman in Charge: Gram Sabha
Tara wished she could speak more at these meetings, but there were important people here. She had to make a good impression.
Book Review: I Am a Troll
A worthy venture into the deep, dark world of Indian cyber-terrorism that should attract more detailed investigations and the placement of legal safeguards online.
Book Review: Slow Startle
Rohan Chhetri does not make any bones about the fact that Slow Startle is a book about death.
Noise
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Helter Skelter Workshop: Behind the Panels
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Interviews
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The Value of Morality
In conversation with the always outspoken Manu Joseph about journalism, being political, and his latest novel, Miss Laila, Armed and Dangerous. -
Bold As Roses
In conversation with acclaimed poet, novelist, and dancer Tishani Doshi on Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods, her new collection of poetry. -
A Struggle Against Invisibility
In conversation with the inimitable Jerry Pinto about his latest novel Murder in Mahim.
Features
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Woman in Charge: Gram Sabha
Tara wished she could speak more at these meetings, but there were important people here. She had to make a good impression. -
Woman in Charge: Water
Tara had just discovered an ugly truth. This man, this public servant, was flaunting his corruption. She didn’t want him to win. -
Boyfriend
Fear and guilt, judgement and inconvenience: one writer recounts her struggles of staying over at a male friend's house in a city like Bombay.
Reviews
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Book Review: A Murder on Malabar Hill
Sujata Massey's novel is best described by Dirk Gently’s maxim that to solve a crime, one must investigate the society in which it takes place. -
Book Review: I Am a Troll
A worthy venture into the deep, dark world of Indian cyber-terrorism that should attract more detailed investigations and the placement of legal safeguards online. -
Book Review: Slow Startle
Rohan Chhetri does not make any bones about the fact that Slow Startle is a book about death.
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