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K Srilata
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Can the body be a metaphor of protest? These poems by four women poets show us how
Poetry by Karthika Naïr, Priya Sarukkai Chabria, K Srilata, and Anupama Raju.
Karthika Nair, Priya Sarukkai Chabria, K Srilata & Anupama Raju
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The poetry of missing persons: K Srilata’s new book of poems explores the idea of ‘absent presences’
‘But surely, growth, and all sorts of things, / are possible in the life / of a person who has disappeared?’
K Srilata
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‘We have become incapable of holding the trust of birds’, says this ‘green’ writer
An excerpt from ‘Lifescapes’, a collection of interviews with contemporary women writers from Tamil Nadu.
K Srilata & Swarnalatha Rangarajan
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Before #MeToo, there was #BeCareful – and that applied to women who wanted to write books
‘I did my best to stay out of “harm’s way” and just focus on the writing,’ says a poet and academician and woman.
K Srilata
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First read: Why Shiva turned to writing fiction in his ancient temple in Madras
‘Madras on my Mind’ collects twenty stories about the metropolis. Here’s an excerpt from one of them.
K Srilata