Tag: book review

Osman Yousefzada’s memoir “The Go-Between” tells the author’s real-life story: navigating between a Western school life and a strict, devout ...

“You truly assumed that the world would heal and stay healed while spinning constantly. A spinning driven in part by ...

We are human and therefore, imperfect and when perfection is unachievable, we can get pretty close to it by attempting ...

"Serenity" is Yousaf’s fourth published poetry collection. On the surface, it is what you would expect from the short poetry ...

Poddar and I connected over our hopes for a wider lens on the diaspora – encompassing not just India and ...

Love is at the core of “Unbelonging,” but love is a complicated thing in a world where people don’t know ...

Kal Penn delivered an exciting memoir full of his nuanced experiences ranging from the realties of Hollywood and more. His ...

“Beautifully Me” exhibits how attentive children are to their surroundings, to the conversations of the people around them and to ...

Familiar and comfortable, with just a hint of spice, Annika Sharma’s latest novel feels like a hot cup of chai ...

The title "Startup Wife" and everything the book stands for makes me smile (giddily might I add). Poetically written, in ...