Have you ever stumbled upon a book so old it feels like it should be tucked away in a dusty attic—and yet, when you read it, it strikes a...

Have you ever loved someone so silently, so deeply, that even the universe didn’t know — only your heartbeat did? Bhanu Srivastav’s The...

There’s something about Robert Frost’s poetry that feels like home. Maybe it’s the way he captures the crunch of snow beneath your feet,...

What happens when you pack your bags, fly thousands of miles, and land in a culture that looks familiar in books but feels wildly foreign...

Let’s be honest—sex is everywhere, and yet we barely talk about it openly. In most Indian households, it’s that uncomfortable word we...

Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you entered it? Or called someone by the wrong name and then laughed it off as a silly...

Have you ever sat down with a book that felt more like a conversation with someone who’s lived, loved, learned — and is now gently...

There’s something magical about walking into a bookshop, isn’t there? The soft hush of pages, the scent of ink and imagination, the sense...

Have you ever looked into the mirror—not to fix your hair or check your outfit—but really looked? Not just to see, but to understand?...

Do you remember that feeling of being the new kid in school? Multiply that with switching countries, add a town where people disappear...

It was one of those evenings when I sat at my window, watching the sun dip behind the buildings, my mind cluttered with to-do lists and...

A few months ago, I stood at Mumbai airport, watching planes take off, wondering what kind of stories the pilots flying them held close....

You know those books you pick up thinking, “Oh great, another diet book telling me to eat less and move more”? I thought this would be...

Sometimes a book finds you—not the other way around. I remember picking up I Am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced during a quiet evening,...

Have you ever stopped mid-scroll on your phone and wondered: what happens after we hand everything over to machines? That quiet unease?...

Do you remember the first time a woman’s story made you sit up, smile, and silently whisper, “I want to be like her”? Maybe it was Indira...

What does it mean to be a mother? Is it biology, emotion, sacrifice—or a bit of all of them? Anagha Paranjape-Purohit’s Two and a Half...

What happens when you mix India’s startup dreams, small-town hustle, and a desi sense of humour? You get a book that feels less like a...

You know how sometimes you pick up a book, expecting just another life story, and then it gently surprises you—like a quiet conversation...

Have you ever looked around at your neighbours, colleagues, even the seemingly exhausted parents at a school drop-off and wondered, “What...