Longer pieces — reviews, interviews with writers, and the occasional argument about what the region's literature is for.
Esterine Kire’s The Sky Husband has been longlisted for the Atta Galatta–Bangalore Literature Festival Book Prize 2026 in Best Fiction (English).
Rooted in Naga folklore and woven with magical realism, Huthuka Sumi’s debut novel earns a place on the shortlist of the Crossword Book Awards in its landmark 20th edition.
“It is often seen that religious narratives are appropriated by men. Throughout history, male dominance has shaped religious institutions and social mores. Men often appropriate religious narratives b
For Themreichon Leisan, the release of her debut poetry collection, Homesick for Another World, is the realisation of a long-held dream — one shaped by reading, writing, conversations and the quiet en
Calling Indian sci-fi and fantasy writers! Between Worlds is inviting submissions for its upcoming anthology, offering emerging voices a chance to be discovered and published.
The Nagaland Literature Festival Prizes 2026 is now open for entries, inviting Naga writers to share their stories, poetry and ideas under this year’s theme, “From Hearth to Page.” With ₹10,000…
At just 14 years old, Tripura's Oindrila Chakraborty has published her third book, Ink & Infinity – An Anthology, adding another milestone to an already impressive literary journey. An author…
Mizoram's Dr. Hannah Lalhlanpuii has earned international recognition after being selected for the IBBY Honour List 2026. Her children's book, Songs of Freedom: Postcard from the Lushai Brigade, has…
Absolutely Terrifying! For anyone who thinks of the mountains as a serene and bucolic landscape, this novel will shatter those illusions. While the Himalaya are full of stories about evil spirits and…
Blending storytelling and psychological insight, Merasen-na Jamir's latest work examines the silent struggles many carry within themselves.
