Reshma Ruia
The characters in your short story collection Mrs Pinto Drives to Happiness come from widely ranging backgrounds and ethnicities. Was it difficult to
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Features
Interviews, reviews and first person pieces on South Asian literature and writing.
Shazia J Altaf on winning the Creative Future Writers’ Award
Why did you enter the Creative Future Writers’ Awards? I have been on a strange journey with writing and life up until this
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Sarah M Jasat on The Mismatch by Sara Jafari
The Mismatch by Sara Jafari is relatable, honest and romantic. One family, two women and a secret that threatens to ruin them both.
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A Suitable Watch? Asha Krishna reviews the BBC adaptation
When the BBC televised its first episode of A Suitable Boy, I recalled reading it as a 15-year-old but retained nothing except the
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Learning to master Mughal Miniature Art
by Alia Raffia It was during a family trip to the magical city of Lahore aged fourteen that I fell in love with
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Deepa Anappara
When did you have the initial idea for Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line? When I was working as a reporter in India,
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Book review: A Cure for a Crime by Roopa Farooki
The cover A Summary The Cure For a Crime is about the twins, Ali and Tulip, whose Mum has got a strange new
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Salam Award for Imaginative Fiction now open for entries
The Salam Award for Imaginative Fiction, a short story award which promotes science fiction and related genres is now open for entries. Now
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Life in Prison: Time for a new point of view
by Farah Damji I helped to set up The View Magazine, a publication by and for women in the criminal justice system, with
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Review: The Tainted by Cauvery Madhavan
by Leela Soma Set in South India, in the tiny cantonment of Nandagiri The Tainted by Cauvery Madhavan traces the lives of the
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