May 13
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Stories On Comfort Food & All That

Everyone loves food is a silly, little blanket statement that doesn't apply to all. For some of us, food is more than three or four meals...

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Jun 24
3 min

To the Bone

“I stand in front of the mirror, stark naked, not liking what I see, I could be thinner, and different, so, I starve yet another night,...

Jun 16
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Sorry To Say This, But Murakami's First Person Singular Lacks Depth

“The death of a dream can be, in a way, sadder than that of a living being. Sometimes it all seems so unfair.”― Haruki Murakami...

Jun 12
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When Do You Fall In Love With A City?

In Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino writes: you take delight, not in a city's seven or seventy wonders, but in the answer, it gives to a...

May 28
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Customised Haircare & Skincare — Do We Even Need Them?

A blue box arrived at my doorstep. It said it was custom-made to meet my haircare requirements. It promised great texture, volume, and...

May 13
5 min

Stories On Comfort Food & All That

Everyone loves food is a silly, little blanket statement that doesn't apply to all. For some of us, food is more than three or four meals...

May 10
2 min

Jhumpa Lahiri's Whereabouts: A Subtle Exploration of Loneliness

Jhumpa Lahiri's Whereabouts is quite unlike her other books. I prepared to rip my heart out of the chest as I pre-ordered it.

Mar 14
4 min

I Stalked My Ex On Swiggy & Other Breakup Stories

If you've ever suspected I was slightly abnormal, here's a confession: I am. I really did stalk an ex on Swiggy. While going through a...

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Customised Haircare & Skincare — Do We Even Need Them?

Stories On Comfort Food & All That

Jhumpa Lahiri's Whereabouts: A Subtle Exploration of Loneliness

I Stalked My Ex On Swiggy & Other Breakup Stories

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