Nalini Iyer's videos and podcasts
Zara Chowdhary’s memoir recounts the fear and anti-Muslim violence of the 2002 Gujarat riots - International Examiner
With a pitch-black humor, Pakistani novelist Mohammed Hanif lays bare the crushing power of religion and the authoritarian state - International Examiner
Two South Asian American authors to read at Third Place Books, Ravenna - International Examiner
Two romance novels, 'The Retreat' and 'Much Ado About Nada,' offer refreshing depictions of South Asian Muslim women in search of love and happiness - International Examiner
Two poets and friends in Paris use the renga form to trade poems from March 2020
March 2021 about the impact of COVID-19 - International Examiner
"The Startup Wife" is a witty combination of social satire of startups told with a feminist lens - International Examiner
"The Return of Faraz Ali" examines the legacy of British colonialism of Pakistan, the troubled nature of independence, and the violence and corruption endemic to postcolonial states - International Examiner
'The Museum of Failures' is an excellent example of Thrity Umrigar’s strengths as a novelist - International Examiner
The Laughter is a darkly funny assessment of academia - International Examiner
'The East Indian' imagines an Indian boy’s assimilation into colonial Virginia and complex racial identity - International Examiner
"The Disciple", directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, performances by Aditya Modak, Arun Dravid, Sumitra Bhave. Streaming on Netflix - International Examiner
Sunjeev Suhota’s novel "China Room" delivers on its great expectations - International Examiner
Sonora Jha’s 'Intemperance' blends romcoms, Hindu myths, and feminist musings - International Examiner
'Six Days in Bombay' is a fascinating fictional look at early twentieth-century Indian art and its cosmopolitan roots - International Examiner
Indian Country looks at sacred rivers in India and North America's Indigenous lands - International Examiner
Shahnaz Habib, author of Airplane Mode, to speak on travel at Third Place Books - International Examiner
Seven YA book recommendations featuring South Asian protagonists navigating racial, religious, class and gender issues - International Examiner
'Seven Moons' is an essential read about Sri Lankan Civil War - International Examiner
Set in a futuristic dystopian Seattle, "The Immortal King Rao" may not be far from fiction - International Examiner
'Sakina’s Kiss' captivates with its story of a middle-class Bengaluru family’s secrets - International Examiner
Run and Hide demonstrates the psychic devastation of caste discrimination and poverty while revealing the dark side of globalization - International Examiner
Rajiv Mohabir’s latest work "Antiman" explores language, ethnic identity and sexuality across memoir, translation and poetry - International Examiner
"Radiant Fugitives" centers on family complications and the place of queer Muslims within a heteropatriarchal South Asian diasporic community - International Examiner
Political drama 'Pada' is based on real events, explores Adivasi land rights - International Examiner
‘The Magnificent Ruins’ follows an Indian American editor’s engaging, emotional journey - International Examiner
"My Sweet Girl" is a haunting mystery told with a distinctively Sri Lankan interpretation of colonial ghosts, migration and race - International Examiner
"Murder at Jaipur" is a perfect, sumptuous mystery read for the summer - International Examiner