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Heartbreak.exe: What Happens When Your AI Lover Is Shut Down? By Megha Garg Dating is hard. Let’s be honest—how many times can you answer the... Continue reading
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Fifty Years A Wife, Five Seconds A Stranger Submitted Anonymously The noon grew stronger and the bookshelf somehow started morphing itself into absurd objects. Nani... Continue reading
The Godrej Almirah And Other Places Where Girls Learn Shame Submitted Anonymously That night I ripped out my nipple piercing on a dark green steel... Continue reading
I Left My First Love at the Altar of Tradition Submitted Anonymously We were sixteen the first time I saw Naomi, seated at the back... Continue reading
“Please Don’t Fall In Love With Me, But Let Me Love You” by Athrav Whenever someone said, “You’ll find someone someday,” it never made sense... Continue reading
Are We Dating Our Mothers’ Fears? by Aakriti Sanghi As I write this, just moments ago, I was scrolling through Instagram. My feed was flooded... Continue reading
If one were to walk into any regular bookstore in India and head to the youth fiction section, they’d immediately notice a veritable forest of... Continue reading
New York’s Stonewall Riots of 1969 saw members of the LGBTQ+ community clash with the police in what is widely known as the catalyst for... Continue reading
Zubaan's feminist fiction book club read eight excellent books in 2018. Continue Reading What We Read: Feminist fiction book club, 2018 Continue reading
Dear author, supporter, friend of Zubaan, Another 365 days have gone by (and then another 31) and somehow, although the new year begins with... Continue reading