The Aerogram Book Club On Rumaan Alam’s Rich and Pretty
Welcome back to The Aerogram Book Club, where Book Club editor Neelanjana Banerjee brings together writers and thinkers to discuss new South Asian books of significance. Join … Read more
Read Original Poetry by Aditi Kay: “Ode to Cities: City Conversations and City Secrets”
Ode to Cities City Conversations I Crowded coffee shops, the chaos of other conversations I found you in places like these Anonymous hideaway worlds with … Read more
The Aerogram Book Club: Rich and Pretty Summer Reads Edition
The next Book Club from The Aerogram will feature Rumaan Alam‘s debut novel Rich and Pretty (Harper Collins, June 2016), about best friends Lauren and … Read more
Happy Birthday Prince! Read A Tribute-In-Verse From The Morning Papers
The Morning Papers is a collection of pieces on the wonder that was and is Prince. In April, the world lost an unparalleled singer and … Read more
Read Original Poetry by Sindhuja Ramasubramanian — “A Coracle Ride” & “Prayer (a sonnet)”
A Coracle Ride I squat on one side of the basket – boat, ready to be propelled across the green river’s girth. Unequally balanced, by … Read more
Pieces of a Man: A Review of Poet Sanjeev Sethi’s This Summer and That Summer
Poet Sanjeev Sethi reveals to the reader his most private self, as one leafs through This Summer and That Summer (Bloomsbury), his latest and third … Read more
Read Poetry By Sanjeev Sethi: “Holograph” and “Ascot”
HOLOGRAPH There never has been a go at noblesse oblige but bills of other kinds have been hounding me with haste. Legitimate or illegitimate a … Read more
Interview With Sharbari Ahmed: A Writer for The Page, Stage and Screen
Sharbari Ahmed writes fiction, screenplays and plays. Her debut collection The Ocean of Mrs Nagai: Stories was released in 2013 by Daily Star Books and has … Read more
Review: Waves Of Identity In Stories From Sharbari Ahmed’s The Ocean of Mrs. Nagai
True to the aesthetic of the short story form, The Ocean of Mrs. Nagai: Stories is a collection of carefully crafted slice-of-life moments, which to … Read more
Review: Mishra’s Desis Divided Looks At South Asian American Politics Through An Intersectional Lens
One of the most interesting and enduring debates in academia and popular culture is over the use, prevalence, and necessity of the moniker “South Asian.” … Read more
