Book Review- Hades: Goddess of the Underworld
Svetlana R. Ivanova’s novella Hades: Goddess of the Underworld fits right in the shelves of light reads, yet with a slight pinch of eroticism.
Literature
SAGE Publications India announces the Special Anniversary Edition of ‘Gay Bombay’ by Parmesh Shahani
The book Gay Bombay critically examines the formulation and reconfiguration of contemporary Indian gayness in the light of its emergent cultural, media and political alliances.
Book Review: My Father’s Garden
My Father’s Garden, presents a story that shows how we as society failed to love and accept, be it in a city like Jamshedpur or a town like Pakur.
Heading into College as an LGBTQ Student
We all want to feel accepted and comfortable in our communities, and figuring out which colleges will provide the right environment can be even more difficult for students who identify as LGBTQ.
Poem: A Big Deal of Shame
Some boast of loosing virginity early, some prefer it as game
I have no words to describe, how much it was for me a big deal of shame
Lush, Plush And A Daze –Review Of Aditya’s April Is Lush
The book narrates some beautiful notions of colour, age and gender transcribed in the most striking words. That I believe deserves an award.
When He Cut My Hair
He unwraps the towel and folds it. Underneath he is wearing a red langot, not covering much, generously revealing some of his round ass cheeks.
From Bollywood Personalities to Authors and Models, Here’s Why They Are All Excited about the Delhi Rainbow Lit Fest
We asked a few of the panelists and speakers on what they think of the Rainbow Lit Fest. Here's what they have to say
Fearless Love – An Anthology in Celebration of the Navtej Singh Johar-Verdict
Fearless Love, an anthology in celebration of the Navtej Singh Johar-verdict, will be launched on 8 December during the Rainbow Literature Festival in Delhi.
When Guru Nanak Met a Cross-Dressed Sufi
This lore, while unlikely to be of a historical nature, hints at the comfort and acceptance Guru Nanak exhibits during his encounter with a cross-dressing sufi.
Book Review- ‘The Carpet Weaver’ Weaves a Forbidden Love Tale and Afghanistan’s Political Journey into a Captivating Book
The Carpet Weaver is not just about the love of Kanishka and Maihan, rather the book dwells much into the political situations unfolding in Afghanistan around mid 90’s
Poem : Proud of Being Me
They say am cursed, am a sinner,
Yes I am, in all glamour.
They say am against God, am not pious,
Yes I am not, I love being inauspicious.