2013 Open City Fellowship Deadline April 8
Are you an emerging journalist? Do you live in or around New York City? Then you should apply for the 2013 Open City Fellowship through … Read more
Kishwer Vikaas
Nadeem Aslam on Google
Last month, FaberBooks published an interview with Nadeem Aslam, the Pakistani-British novelist whose past work includes “Season of the Rainbirds” (1993), “Maps for Lost Lovers” … Read more
SAADA’S Photo of the Week: Bangladesh Independence Day
Thanks to a collaboration with South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA), the only independent non-profit organization working to document, preserve and provide access to the … Read more
In Memory of Arijit Guha, Founder of Poop Strong
Yesterday Poop Strong, brainchild of 31-year old Arizona State University graduate student Arijit Guha posted this two-line update: “Arijit Guha — rabble rouser, do-gooder, mustache … Read more
How to Write About South Asia: The Thought(less) Catalog Edition
Recently, we here at The Aerogram have been faulted for focusing on the minutia of South Asian travelogues written from a Western perspective. More importantly, … Read more
Raveena Aurora Is The Next Big Thing
When 19-year-old Sikh Indian-American folk-pop singer and songwriter Raveena Aurora released her EP “Where We Wander” last month, she had already been making waves with … Read more
SAADA’s Photo of the Week: Three Little Maids
Thanks to a collaboration with South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA), the only independent non-profit organization working to document, preserve and provide access to the … Read more
Teju Cole: ‘A Good Photograph Is Like a Pinprick’
“On an afternoon of heavy rain when gingko leaves were piled ankle-deep across the sidewalk looking like thousands of little yellow creatures freshly fallen from … Read more
SAADA’s Photo of the Week
Thanks to a collaboration with South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA), the only independent non-profit organization working to document, preserve and provide access to the … Read more
Why International Women’s Day Matters
Today marks International Women’s Day, an event celebrated since the early 1900s, when women fought for better pay, shorter hours and the right to vote. … Read more
