She Writes. The World Listens.
This Women’s Day, some of our women authors reflect on storytelling, identity, resilience, and the lived experiences that shape the narratives they create. Discover how women continue to expand the boundaries of literature—one story at a time.
Parenting in 2026: Now Streaming Live (With Snacks and Mild Panic)
Parenting in 2026: Where we multitask like CEOs, doubt ourselves like interns, snack like toddlers—and survive mostly on love, Wi-Fi, and badly reheated chai.
From Page to Heart: The Enduring Impact of Reading
A book is never just a story—it is a mirror, a companion, and sometimes, a lifeline. What readers feel and carry forward is the true measure of its worth. Here are the voices that prove how deeply words can transform lives.A book is never just a story—it is a mirror, a companion, and sometimes, a lifeline. What readers feel and carry forward is the true measure of its worth. Here are the voices that prove how deeply words can transform lives.
Why The River That Remembers Matters
Editor Indrani Ganguly talks about why Mona Verma's The River That Remembers Matters
2025-Measured in Books, Marked by Awards
2025–Measured in Books, Marked by Awards
A publishing year of perseverance and pride
What Defined Literature in 2025
As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the Popular Literary Trends of 2025.
5 Things I Learned from Rock Music That Still Matter Today
5 Things I Learned from Rock Music That Still Matter Today
The Surprising Truth About Gen Z Readers in 2025
Readomania conducted a short survey with Gen Z readers. Explore what they had to say about their readin habits.
Inspiring Author Journeys: Avanti Sopory with her Meraki
Avanti Sopory with her Meraki, the Inspirational Journey of Author Avanti Sopory. This is the fourth story in a series celebrating Readomania author-journeys.
The Love for Radharani and Krishna
Rediscover Radha, Krishna, and what they mean today, during this auspicious season of Janamasthami and Radhaasthami
Inspiring Author Journeys: Mona Verma, the Restless Storyteller
The Restless Storyteller, the Inspirational Journey of Author Mona Verma. This is the third story in a series celebrating Readomania author-journeys.
Inspiring Author Journeys: Beetashok Chatterjee and Ports of Call on the Voyage of Life
Beetashok aka Mr. Bee, author of many celebrated books, goes down the road he came in his journey of being an author. This is the second story in a series celebrating Readomania author-journeys.
A Short Tale of Two Cities: An Evening in Bangkok, and Rome
Ayan shares his brief and poetic encounter with the ancient cities of Bangkok and Rome. All in one day.
Inspiring Author Journeys: Sutapa Basu and Reflections of the Road Not Taken
Sutapa, author or many celebrated books and winner of the prestigious AutHer Awards 2019, takes you back down the road she came. This is the first story in a series celebrating Readomania author-journeys.
What in the world is happening in the US and why should others care?: Oops I Said It Again
Dr. Tanushree Ghosh writes about Student deportation and other things happening in the US in her fortnightly column, Oops I Said It Again
A Tale of Two Soakings: Bangkok’s Royal Khao Chae and Bengal’s Barefoot Panta Bhat
Ayan elegantly distills the essence of Bangkok's Khao Chae and Bengal's Panta Bhat
Too late for thoughts on Adolescence? Oops I Said It Again
Tanushree Ghosh shares her thoughts on Adolescence, the latest hot topic for discussion in India
Allies – The right to speak for others? : Oops I Said It Again
Tanushree Ghosh, the author of Queer Chronices, succintly argues the case for Allyship in her third blog of the fornightly column, Oops I Said It Again.
Mrs.: Enough said, or point missed? : Oops I Said It Again
Dr. Tanushree Ghosh opines about the movie Mrs. in her fortnightly column, Oops I Said It Again
How to Write a Good Book Review
Dipankar Mukherjee talks about reviewing a book, if you are a book reviewer, this is a must-read, either to see if you can do something more, or tell us if we are saying something wrong
