Subjunctive Moods by CG Menon
CG Menon’s debut collection Subjunctive Moods, is published by Dahlia Press and the predominant mood of it could be what the last story
[...]
Reviews
The latest releases, retreats, products and services reviewed and digested.
All the Fabulous Beasts by Priya Sharma
I first had the pleasure of reading Priya Sharma’s work when I was a judge for the British Fantasy Awards in 2016, where
[...]
The Things We Thought We Knew
Mahsuda Snaith’s mesmerising first novel The Things We Thought We Knew is a story full of twists and turns that blurs the lines
[...]
Mohsin Hamid’s Exit West
by Nilopar Uddin A damp evening in Manchester’s Dean Street, and Waterstones is brimming with eager faces. Speaking to the women sitting around
[...]
The Good Immigrant
What are the experiences of a generation born to immigrant parents in the UK? A collection of personal essays edited by Nikesh Shukla
[...]
Streets of Darkness
I admit I was reluctant to pick up A. A. Dhand’s debut novel, Streets of Darkness, even more so, to pen this review.
[...]
Jasmine
The novel Jasmine by Bharati Mukherjee, first published in 1989, is one that is primarily interested in the discussion of immigration experience in
[...]
Sleeping on Jupiter
by James Wilkinson Sleeping on Jupiter by Anuradha Roy, is a beautiful yet heavy piece of literature and one that should not be
[...]
Glass Scissors
by Kavita A. Jindal Glass Scissors is a debut poetry book with a purpose, and although the purpose is ‘reflection’, in both senses
[...]
A Restless Wind
Shahrukh Husain’s latest novel, A Restless Wind offers a fictional account of modern Indian maharajas – the royals who lost their power when
[...]