
Essays on identity, adaptation, awareness, and the patterns we keep repeating long after we understand them.
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Dear friends,
How are you? How has your past week been?
We are in the second week of May, and the date for me to leave for Europe for about two and a half months is fast approaching.
If you are a new...
Dear friend,
I am writing this from my bed, trying to listen to my thoughts, fighting a cacophony of whoops and shrieks from a bunch of 8- to 10-year-olds—my daughter and her friends going bonkers over “silly putty."
Summer is at its pea...
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Hello friend,
I am writing to you from the drawing room of my parents’ home in Kolkata, the erstwhile capital of British India on India’s eastern coast.
I booked this trip on an evening when I was deepl...
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Dear friend,
This week I am sharing Part 2 of last week’s essay on narratives. Everything I write about draws from my own life but there are some memories and stories that feel too painful because of what...
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Dear friend,
This past week has been full of many insipid moments when I was trying to get through the motions without getting really mad about the prescribed grammar of the said unexceptional tasks.
I...
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