Issue: May ’16

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  Book Review: One Thousand Days in a Refrigerator

  By Urvashi Bahuguna · An ambitious collection of stories by Manoj Kumar Panda that attempts to tell neglected but significant tales centred around death.
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  Bringing in the Furniture

  By Meher Manda · In conversation with indie music veteran Raxit Tewari about his solo project Your Chin and his latest E.P. Peeping Till It's Noise.
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  A Plant’s-Eye View

  By Urvashi Bahuguna · In conversation with author Sumana Roy about her discomfort with the word 'nature' and her desire to experience a plant’s-eye view of the world.
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  A Sharp Eye

  By Sharon Irani · We take a first-hand look at illustrator and visual artist Sameer Kulavoor's unusual collection of objects.
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  Reinventing the Short Story

  By Urvashi Bahuguna · In conversation with author Kuzhali Manickavel about reinterpreting the short story and the relative productivity of writing.
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  Book Review: Urmila

  By Sharon Irani · The loss of love is at the heart of the story that Pervin Saket would like to tell with her debut novel Urmila.
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  The Real World

  By Meher Manda · How did Dazed and Confused, a movie that didn't really have much to say, resonate with an entire generation?
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  Two To One

  By Meher Manda · In conversation with Canadian musicians Vivek Shraya and Shamik Shraya about their eclectic project Too Attached.
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  The Power of Poetry

  By Urvashi Bahuguna · In conversation with poet Kutti Revathi about the controversy surrounding her work, and her commitment to her writing and feminism.