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48 Hours in Kochi: The Biennale Edition
Read more: 48 Hours in Kochi: The Biennale EditionArt may not change the world, but it can, at the very least, provoke dynamic conversations The sixth edition of the Kochi Biennale does what it promises — it makes you question your own privilege, majoritarian politics, labour practices, colonial histories and more. There were moments when we wondered if some exhibits would have been…
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Notes on Burials with Jayant Kashyap
Read more: Notes on Burials with Jayant KashyapWe don’t like to dwell on death, but it leaves visible and invisible marks on our lives. In Notes on Burials, Jayant Kashyap digs deep, exploring rituals and omens that mark death and its immediate aftermath – body and soul. The winner of the Poetry Business New Poets Prize 2024, the volume leaves you to dwell on…
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Poetry Corner: Volume 13
Read more: Poetry Corner: Volume 13It’s almost time to pack up and burn the old year. We’ve been thinking about a few words we read online the other day. It said: “I don’t want a new year this time, I want a gently used year.” We could use a gently used year, a simpler one where we were naive about…
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5 Books by Indian Authors You Should Read
Read more: 5 Books by Indian Authors You Should ReadAs India continues its slide into majoritarianism, books by Indian authors reveal different facets – the good, bad and ugly – of a nation that’s flawed but still encompasses multitude of voices and ways of living. Sakina’s Kiss by Vivek Shanbagh In Sakina’s Kiss, Vivek Shanbagh gives us an insight into the male psyche through Venkataramana…
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Poetry of the Wild: A talk with Kunjana Parashar
Read more: Poetry of the Wild: A talk with Kunjana ParasharWe are living at a pace today that leaves little space for wonder or the natural world. Even worse, there’s hardly any cognisance of how our consumption-driven lifestyle affects other species and lifeforms. Kunjana’s poems show how human lives are not just interwoven with nature but also mirror their patterns. Her debut collection They Gather…
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A Thousand Mornings 