Essays
Diversity or Disillusionment? India’s tryst with monoculturalism
Even though India is home to over two thousand ethnic communities, diverse languages and is the land of four major Indian religions, including Hinduism; the country under the rule of the BJP, is displaying a paradox in its prideful diversity.
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Between Mother and Child
Exploring the complexities of existence, family, and societal expectations, this poignant narrative questions life’s inherent goodness through anti-natalist perspectives.
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The Raspberry Pip Maker
Embark on a whimsical journey through generations, where tales of raspberry pip makers, sinking towers, and magical doors shape a family’s legacy. The Raspberry Pip Maker by Lottie O’Conor
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The Art of War
‘I thought that had been lost in the war,’ said one person. ‘When I did art history,’ said another, ‘the textbooks said it had been burnt.’
We gazed.
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TASTE AS A POLITICAL MATTER
1985 was the year I decided that I didn’t want to end up teaching Moby Dick in Kansas and said bye-bye to grad school….
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The Art of Black Humour
Humour – black or otherwise – is a powerful tool in a writer’s kit. Use it wisely in your fiction and you are guaranteed to get the reader’s undivided attention.
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Fractured Reality: Travelling Towards the Infinite
‘Fractured Reality’ is part of an ongoing philosophical, existential, and aesthetic journey—a journey that begins with suffering, fear, and shame but culminates in the discovery of the infinite within and beyond us.
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A Winter in Sicily: Fish, Water, Lemon, Sea
“The world is closed, scared, and suffering these days.” Getting away to Sicily is healing and transformative for writer, Bianca-Olivia Nita.
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A Brief History of My Dancing
“She can express what feels like the entire range of human emotion in the elegant lines she creates with an arm or leg.” A brief History of Dancing by Stephanie Harper
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Circles of the Self
Time and space, like the bodies they contain, emerge from fluctuations of energy to become mediums of the movement that permeates the whole.
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Decoding The Demagogues: Reading As Disobedience
These are times of a politics of the either/or. Either you’re with Donald Trump, glossing over 21st-century realities in favour of certainty, or you’re a “professional agitator”
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