The Internet: Personified
Meenakshi Reddy MadhavanLetters from an Indian author in Berlin. I tell you amazing stories & send you really interesting links.
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The Internet Personified: February 2025 Books and Culture Recap
I’m here in Delhi, writing this, where the weather is so glorious I’ve made up my mind to always do my Annual India Trip in March. (When poss, that is. Sometimes a person gets distracted.) It’s funny, back in Berlin, my Indian friends don’t...
The Internet Personified: Home for a bit
The Last of England by Ford Madox Brown 1855 OR me and K in the airport train last night (I even had a hood on!)
The Internet Personified: January books and culture recap
This is a new thing I’m doing with my newsletter where I send you a reading recap every month (and some bonus things I also watched/read etc that weren’t books.) Weirdly, I find it easier to post here than do a whole round-up on Instagram? ...
The Internet Personified: The Fear List
Happy New Year—it still counts until we reach January 15th right? I hope you had a good start to the new year, or at least a feeling of something new. It’s so dull to wake up January 2nd and realise it’s the same ol, same ol that you just l...
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Indian woman of letters. I write books (& other things) from Berlin. I used to blog, but now I send this newsletter out instead.
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