Author: Deya Bhattacharya

Convenience Store Woman: The Paradox Of Being A Machine In Japan

Posted by Deya Bhattacharya | Apr 18, 2019 | Features

Find out how Convenience Store Woman is a sharp criticism of Japan’s mechanistic society, where women have little choice or control.

The Tragic History Of Winnie The Pooh

Posted by Deya Bhattacharya | Jan 18, 2019 | Features

Find out how the wildly famous Winnie The Pooh books took over the lives of the author and his son, Christopher, and cost them their sanity.

Portrayal Of Violence Against Women In Literary Fiction

Posted by Deya Bhattacharya | Nov 23, 2018 | Features

The problem with narratives of violence against women and the need for a paradigm shift in the portrayal of violence against women in literature.

Magical Realism: A Roadmap

Posted by Deya Bhattacharya | Oct 26, 2018 | Features, Roadmap

If you find magical realism daunting and don’t know how to get started, this roadmap will introduce you to the genre and give you reading recommendations.

From Pedantry To Usage: A History Of Dictionaries

Posted by Deya Bhattacharya | Oct 18, 2018 | Features

How the role of dictionaries is changing and the controversy surrounding the inclusion of erstwhile ‘non-words’ in the dictionary.

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