'It has bruises – the toil of many years.'
Personal
Prelude to a Writer’s Death
Is it okay to mourn before someone’s death? What if that someone is a stranger? But can writers ever be a stranger to a reader?
Stages of Grief
A personal write-up about grief that the writer has been carrying for the past two years and how it has transformed him from the inside.
Farewell to Glasgow University
I like to think that if I had to recap some moments from my year in Glasgow, they would resemble a coming-of-age story.
Childhood: Gloriously Found and Tragically Lost
When you are a kid, you feel life as you know it is the only kind of life out there. You feel safe and content. What we lose when we …
Lounging in Failure: Meet My Friend Binkonath
On needing to learn to sit with failures and the discomfort they bring.