A genderless society, a utopian anarchy, a copper-skinned hero: Ursula K Le Guin’s subversive worlds

For the acclaimed science fiction and fantasy author who died on this day, January 22, four years ago, writing was a revolutionary act.

Thalluri Divya Aslesha

· Jan 22, 2023 · 02:30 pm

Things that made us smile: ‘The Good Place’ and Chidi Anagonye on the meaning of life

Scroll staffers on the small things that make life brighter.

Thalluri Divya Aslesha

· Jan 01, 2023 · 05:00 am

Interview: Despite Shraddha Walkar murder, the most dangerous space for women is their marital home

Under crimes against women in 2020, the highest number were recorded under section 498A, which is cruelty by husband and relatives, says academic Mary E John.

Thalluri Divya Aslesha

· Nov 23, 2022 · 07:30 am

‘Persuasion’: Why Jane Austen’s most understated novel, soon to be on Netflix, is worth (re)reading

‘Persuasion’ strikes a contemplative note as Austen explores the emotional depths of her gentle heroine, Anne Elliot.

Thalluri Divya Aslesha

· Jul 02, 2022 · 05:30 pm