Poetry
Attesting the ‘wounded land’
A review of 'Then There Were No Witnesses' by Ahilan, translated by Geetha Sukumaran.
Kavitha Muralidharan | Jan 27, 2020
Bluetooth in our bodies
Original text by Sreedeep; translation from Bengali by Sunayani Ganguly
Sreedeep | Jun 17, 2016
Asians in Mombasa
The enduring impact of transoceanic economic and cultural exchange.
Zoë Goodman | Dec 15, 2014
India (for Safdar Hashmi)
Mimicking Allen Ginsberg’s ‘America’, a poet’s scathing critique of the Indian nationalist project
Amitava Kumar | Jan 14, 2013
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