Green peas are in season, a winter delight and they are the perfect ingredient to …
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Little is known about the origin of the word strawberry but it is believed that most likely the word comes from the Old English streawberige because the plant sends out runners which could be likened to pieces of straw.
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Green peas are in season, a winter delight and they are the perfect ingredient to …
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We Indians are rather partial to Mangoes, are we not? For us that is the …
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When a pinkish-purple dawn breaks o’er my land dribbling down to kiss the heather laden …
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This story was written to a competitive prompt on #ArtoonsInn for the #Navarasa competition. Prompt …
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Image courtesy – Spark Paws I read an article yesterday that infuriated me. The article, …
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You Beneath Your Skin by Damyanti Biswas is a brooding psychological thriller. At its core lies a deceptively simple question: can we ever truly know another person, or even ourselves? Set against the gritty, unvarnished backdrop of Delhi, the novel dives into a world where appearances deceive and morality blurs. …
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Twisted Tales and Turns by Smita Das Jain is an unapologetic nod to the storytelling style of Jeffrey Archer, particularly his signature ‘pull-the-rug’ endings. This anthology of twenty stories is thoughtfully divided into four sections, each unified by a shared emotional tone. Smita’s writing is refreshingly clean and linear. There’s …
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Mysteries, Mountains and Mythology (Uttarakhand’s folktales retold) by Supriya Bansal is a book that I read with child-like glee. For me, it was childhood canoodled between the pages. The ease with which Supriya writes, weaving emotions and narratives rich in imagery and replete with metaphorical beauty; was a thoroughly engaging …
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Sonal Singh On Sonal's Table
