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  • Humour - Weekly Features

    The Rabbit and the Crow

    15 February 2026

    Brian Christopher Giddens — Excerpt: Jasper pulls at the leash, obviously embarrassed by me standing there, open-mouthed, staring.

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    “Wait, FUCKSHITPISSDIE isn’t a Beatles Cover Band?” by Dan Dellechiaie

    24 May 2026

    “Monkey Business” by Ed Meek

    24 May 2026

    We’ll Be Fine, Probably

    17 May 2026
  • Humour - Weekly Features

    Flush Fiction

    15 February 2026

    Sadie Kaye — Excerpt: Daddy had salmonella poisoning, but he didn’t know it.

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    “Wait, FUCKSHITPISSDIE isn’t a Beatles Cover Band?” by Dan Dellechiaie

    24 May 2026

    “Monkey Business” by Ed Meek

    24 May 2026

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    17 May 2026
  • Travelogue - Weekly Features

    Chuffed About Choughs

    8 February 2026

    Aditi Patil — Excerpt: Tasked with carrying out research for Lahaul’s Forest Division, we would spot and admire the yellow-billed chough (Kiang) every day from our work spot.

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    Shinkansen Diaries: Discovering Japan by Rail (Part 3 – Oita)

    10 May 2026

    Through Tea, Forest and Mist: Exploring the Dooars

    10 May 2026

    A Stone Bride

    19 April 2026
  • Culture - Humour - Weekly Features

    Present Perfect and Other Demonic Possessions

    8 February 2026

    Sabyasachi Roy — Excerpt: This piece is by a Bengali who has been haunted, or rather, it is a haunting in eleven tenses. But, it always starts with the Present Perfect.

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    “The Paan Daan Trail” by Saeed Ibrahim

    31 May 2026

    “Chronicle of the Scarred Mountains” by Gunjan Joshi

    31 May 2026

    Shinkansen Diaries: Discovering Japan by Rail (Part 3 – Oita)

    10 May 2026
  • ASAP Corner - Books

    Preserving a Heritage: Sita Bhaskar’s Rukmini Aunty and the R.K. Narayan Fan Club

    3 February 2026

    Anjana Basu — Excerpt: [The] mix of literary history into the present-day narrative adds charm and layers to the book. One could call it an attempt to revive the interest in Narayan with a younger generation of readers.

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    Excerpt from This is Where We Say Goodbye, Howard McKenzie-Murray (ISBN 9781760996437, Fremantle Press, 2026)

    25 May 2026

    “The Road Taken: On Perumal Murugan’s Neduneram” by Kathiravan Annamalai

    25 May 2026

    “The Poetry of Inner Landscapes: Neera Kashyap’s The Art of Unboxing” by Anjana Basu

    22 May 2026
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