women writers in India
“Somehow, I was very clear that it had to be women’s voices. It had to be the modern history of India through the woman’s eye.” – Manreet Sodhi Someshwar
If you are a woman, the propensity of facing barriers in carving out a career in any given field is…
Shinie Antony’s new novel, The Girl Who Couldn’t Love, is the story of Rudrakshi Sen, also called Roo, an introverted,…
Shivani Shah has studied communication and has a law degree with an experience of working for five years in Mumbai.…
The moment you utter the word detective, the image of Sherlock Holmes comes to mind. And especially Sherlock with a…
When it comes to Indian authors who write horror books, we tend to ignore the genre altogether. But here are some Indian women authors who seek to change the way we think or read in India. These authors will leave you mortified with their spine-chilling stories.
Talks about the inspiration and experiences behind her first book
Bhakti Mathur is the self published author of the ‘Amma Tell Me’ series, a collection of mythological tales made simple for children
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