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Zubaan’s lunchtime conversations go digital

Hello, Zubaan supporter, fellow Internet wanderer, and/or accidental(ly on purpose?) link-clicker: Welcome to the Zubaan blog, version 2.0! After a brief (read: three year long)... Continue reading

Zubaan at the World Book Fair

Dear friends Do come and see our books at the World Book Fair. We can’t afford to have a stall of our own – the... Continue reading

Zubaan at the Jaipur Literature Festival

Are you going to Jaipur? Well, we are, and we hope you’re coming along too. And if you do find yourself there, don’t forget to... Continue reading

Bitter Wormwood: Introduction

The struggle for independence from India by the Naga people, indigenous inhabitants of the Naga Hills, has been a story hidden for several decades. Cleverly... Continue reading

Debating Feminism in Bangalore…

Sharing – awfully late, but better than never! – write up (by Pushpa Achanta – thanks Pushpa!) of the event we held in Bangalore back... Continue reading

Interview with Urvashi Butalia in ‘Not Just Publishing’

“The world knows the Padmashree awardee, Urvashi Butalia, as an Indian, feminist, historian, co-founder of Kali for Women, and publisher, Zubaan Books. But on NJP,... Continue reading

Writing the Feminist Future

Those of you who weren’t able to make it to Bangalore for our fantastic panel discussion, “Writing the Feminist Future” featuring Shilpa Phadke, Annie Zaidi,... Continue reading

Presenting the Flyers for The Good Indian Girl Book Tour

The Bad Boy’s Guide to a Good Indian Girl

Our brilliant and very exciting title, The Bad Boy’s Guide to the Good Indian Girl, by Smriti Ravindra and Annie Zaidi has been getting some splendid... Continue reading

Tweet Indian Girl

A few days ago, Zubaan had run a twitter contest, inviting tweets with the hashtag ‘goodindiangirl’. Funny, quirky, honest, random. There were dozens of responses and... Continue reading

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