Shreya Khobragade
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 2
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 25, 2026
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‘The River of Grey Flowers’: Good intentions do not always a good novel make (opens the original)
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Reading The River of Grey Flowers feels a lot like watching Dhurandhar. While Rejimon Kuttappan’s debut novel has none of Aditya Dhar’s right-wing nationalism, it succumbs to the same fatal flaw in narrative: it depends so much on its events being true stories that it fails to create enough stakes for the characters within its fiction. Kuttappan is an investigative journalist specialising in migrant rights and forced labour, and this novel borrows from much of the news he has broken. It follows
‘Whistler’ by Ann Patchett: A luminous story of loving the family beyond one’s capacity (opens the original)
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Ann Patchett’s Whistler opens with its protagonist, 53-year-old Daphne Zabriskie, running into her former stepfather on a random Friday. It’s a loaded encounter. Daphne bursts into tears, and Eddie Triplett – the stepfather in question – decides he needs a drink before noon. But it means that over 40 years later, their lives are connected again – a reality that they spend the rest of the time settling into. Eddie is one of three fathers to Daphne and her sister, Leda: their late biological fathe
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