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Animal Farm and the Perennial Politics of Power
Animal Farm is a powerful political satire in more ways than one. Let’s decode the politics of it with the help of this essay.
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The Word for What Hurts
Language, when it finally names our pain, becomes the first and most powerful step towards healing. Let’s find out how this process works.
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The Paralysis of Consciousness: Hamlet and the Mind at War with Itself
In this essay we get into the mind of Hamlet and try to understand his emotional conflicts.
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Reading Super by Lindsay Pereira in an Age of Migration
Lindsay Pereira’s Super reveals the emotional and human costs hidden behind the promise of an immigration dream. It asks us to pause and confront the reality that arrival is not always redemption.
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Ibn Sina: Healing as Balance, Attention, and Way of Life
Ibn Sina’s masterpiece The Canon of Medicine offers some profound advice on healing.
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Silent Spring — How Poison Entered the Everyday World
Rachel Carson’s 1962 book should have been a wake up call for us. We ignored it. Now we are seeing the catastrophe being played out exactly as she described in the book.
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Book Review: Unfolding by Rahul Singh
A reflective review of Unfolding, the debut novel of Rahul Singh. The novel explores love, identity, jealousy, and social difference, tracing how intimate relationships become fragile when shaped by class, gender, and belonging.
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Death Lives in Varanasi: An Essay by Jerry Pinto
Jerry Pinto’s essay “Death Lives in Varanasi” is a meditation on the Western quest for spiritual meaning in India, the rituals of the Ganga, and the strange, intimate ways in which death becomes part of the everyday life of Banaras.
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