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  • ASAP Corner - Books

    The Meta-Eco in Vinita Agrawal’s The Hour of God

    7 May 2026

    Alka Balain — Excerpt: The Hour of God opens with a sacred invocation to wholeness from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, and this invocation sets the tone of the collection.

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    17 June 2026

    “The Curse of the Sequel Gets the Devil This Time” by Rajvi

    16 June 2026

    Vijayalakshmi Sridhar in conversation with Shobha Viswanath

    15 June 2026
  • ASAP Corner - Conversations

    Rachel Turney In Conversation with Samantha Terrell

    24 April 2026

    Poetry doesn’t wait for life—it was right there with me, battling alongside me through a tenuous and vulnerable time. And I’m grateful for that.

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  • ASAP Corner - Books

    Of Rain and Chaandi — A Review of Saraswati Nagpal’s Drench Me in Silver

    15 March 2026

    Oormila Vijayakrishnan Prahlad — Excerpt: Saraswati’s debut collection introduces a distinct sensibility that glides smoothly between the personal and the mythic, giving adequate scale and weight to both dimensions.

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  • ASAP Corner - Books

    Bengal by Way of the Bayou: A Review of Shome Dasgupta’s Cajun South Brown Folk

    23 February 2026

    Nina Miller — Excerpt: Dasgupta invites us into his world, introduces us to the food, the scents, the language, the music, and generously lets us linger long past the crickets have gone to sleep.

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  • ASAP Corner - Books

    The Other Epics of India: Gurram Jashuva’s Gabbilam

    2 February 2026

    Nisarg Patel — Excerpt: Considering how deeply epics shape our day-to-day life, it comes as somewhat of a surprise to realize how narrow and limited our knowledge is when it comes to epic stories.

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