The New South Asian American Writer Is A Wild Beast
In February 2017, the Chicago Quarterly Review published its South Asian American Issue featuring the work of 38 emerging and established South Asian writers and the April 4 reading was[…]
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Read An Excerpt From Dipika Mukherjee’s Shambala Junction
Dipika Mukherjee’s second novel Shambala Junction (Aurora Metro) is being released in the U.S. and worldwide on April 11. The novel deals with the corruption within international adoptions, and it won the 2016[…]
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“Death, A Crow” — Original Poetry by Dipika Mukherjee
Terang bulan menggali ubi, Ubi digali berkarung-karung; Tuan di awan saya di bumi, Berkirim surat di mulut burung. Under the full moon we dig for tubers, We dig enough to[…]
‘Fusion’: Original Poetry by Dipika Mukherjee
Fusion At the corner of State and Harrison a tiny park stills, the light darkens, like a hall holding breath before the conductor raises the baton hurling thunderbolt[…]
‘Turn Away’: Original Poetry by Dipika Mukherjee
…two teenage girls were gang-raped and then hanged from a tree in a village in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh… Reuters, Thursday May 29, 2014 Turn Away […]