Tag: books
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Dis-Greyfully Yours
Aunt Chia sped past caution signs, sticky notes trailing, goggles ready for pool battles, while Zeena juggled tea, tech lessons, and mild panic—welcome to her 80s!
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A Bio-Day Epiphany
“Former court jester, part-time ghost whisperer, full-time truth hazard. Updating my bio because eternity is too long to cling to yesterday’s punchline.”
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The Syndicate Of Saffron Futures
Aunt Selvi’s Nephew who shares the secret… A secret syndicate selecting the next Prime Minister of India. India being a democracy seems an illusion.
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Remembering Munshi Premchand
“Premchand’s women aren’t just characters—they’re mirrors of emotional resilience, quiet rebellion, and moral complexity in a world that often denied them voice.”
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The Tapioca Rebellion.
It was the national Tapioca day in Uncle Sam’s land. But the Tapioca was asking for an aadhar card, since India recognized it in its many avataar.
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The Orange Tambli That Wasn’t
Tambli isn’t just food—it’s ancestral memory, edible metaphor, and quiet rebellion. It survives through confusion, conversation, and the body’s deep, unspoken wisdom.
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