In this feature, Deya examines the rise of food memoirs and how they became written reminders of cuisines, places and experiences that are special.
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Carving Space For The Unheard Narratives Of Marginalised Womxn
In this feature, Deya explores why there is a need for greater representation in literature of the unheard narratives of marginalised womxn.
The Power Of Women’s Testimonies In Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments
How Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Testaments’ moved beyond the individual’s narrative and opted for strength gained in numbers through women’s testimonies.
An Ecofeminist Reading Of Margaret Atwood’s Work
Known for her dystopian fiction, Margaret Atwood is also an ecofeminist and her works often reflect a connection between climate change and women’s rights.
How The Male And Female Gaze Have Shaped Partition Literature
Find out the difference between the female and the male gaze and how each has contributed to the shaping of Partition Literature.
Book vs TV Show: Leila
Leila is a 2017 novel written by Prayaag Akbar. In 2019 Netflix released a TV show of the same name. This article compares the two.
Book Vs. TV Show: Good Omens
It’s taken almost 30 years for Good Omens to be adapted to the screen. Find out how if the TV show matches up to the book.
Coming Out Of The Bookshelf: Why India Needs More LGBTQIA+ Literature
Find out what space LGBTQIA+ literature holds in contemporary India and why LGBTQIA+ voices need more representation in Indian literature.
Are We Living In A Dystopian India?
Can fiction help us understand India’s political climate? Deya looks at dystopian fiction to figure out whether we are living in a dystopian India.