A young woman holds an uneasy relationship with coffee, one that flummoxes her partner. Namitha Varma tells the story of the role the black brew plays in the protagonist’s life.
It’s the little joys that make life worth living, writes Anupama Krishnakumar, sharing some of them from her own life.
Love, sometimes, is left unconfessed, for the fear of messing things up. Nandagopal T captures the emotions and the dilemma in a poem.
THE LOUNGE | TURN OF THE PAGE Vibha Sharma reviews Ruskin Bond’s latest collection of essays, ‘A Book of Simple Living’, pointing out that the author’s simple language, his observations and the beauty in the simplicity of his life make for a fascinating read.
Being a mother is a strange mix of emotions: love, frustration and the knowledge that some years down the line, the mother-child relationship will undergo a sea change. Sumana Roy Chowdhury writes about her experience.