My Story Jul '25
Rituparno Ghosh: Seen, unseen, and known in my own way
By Tara Asgar
In Rituparno Ghosh and his cinematic work Tara Asgar finds a shared longing to become something beyond binaries
Tagged Under: Books
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Printed Word, Vartanama Jan '25Notes on hoping taken from teenage queer fiction
By Mihir Seth
Mihir Seth finds the strength to go on in queer stories of trials, tribulations and hope
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Printed Word Jul '23Flow of love and life
By Jia Mata
Jia Mata reviews software professional and queer community worker Souvik Ghosh’s debut fiction ‘Probaho’
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Printed Word, Vartanama Feb '23In search of an ideal world, or at least a better one
By Pawan Dhall
Sharif D. Rangnekar’s new book 'Queersapien' takes you through a self-reflective account across countries, cultures and issues
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Printed Word Nov '22Ins and outs of a queer memoir
By Jia Mata
Jia Mata reviews Jaydip Jana’s debut book ‘Amar Bhitor Bahire’, a new addition to contemporary queer literature in Bengali
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Insight, Printed Word Feb '22‘Bhalo Na Basar Galpo’
By Dr. Tirthankar Guha Thakurta
Dr. Tirthankar Guha Thakurta reviews Sudipto Pal’s same-sex yet universal love story of ‘not being in love’
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Vartanama Feb '20Bioscope of your intimate dreams and public protests!
By Pawan Dhall, Vahista Dastoor
The Varta website has transitioned again – amid many contentious social transitions!
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My Story Dec '17Do you have a ‘queerstory’ to tell?
By Pawan Dhall
Pawan Dhall on a story writing venture that will record the impact of eastern India’s queer movements in the 1990s on people’s lives
