What Charlotte Brontë’s ‘Villette’ Can Teach Us About Women, Independence, And Refusing To Settle
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
MOTM February 2026
In Search Of A Room Of One’s Own: Reading Zeenath Sajida And Virginia Woolf
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
Recognised After Death: Feminist Readings Of Nandita K.S. And Emily Dickinson’s Poetry
Nandita K.S, a poet born in the hilly Madakkimala village of Wayand,Kerala, who took her…
The Right To An Unhappy Ending: Defending Unresolved Narratives In Feminist Literature
“I did not feel victorious. I felt only tired.” ….. “The Weave of my life”…
‘Exteriors’ By Annie Ernaux: An Archive Of The Transient Intersections Of Public Memory
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
Gender And Literature: Mood Of The Month February 2026
In her seminal text, A Room of One’s Own, celebrated Modernist author Virginia Woolf writes,…