Years ago, Facebook asked me which ten books had stayed with me. It was a safe question. Facebook wasn’t trying to be intelligent yet.
I wrote down ten: Umberto Eco’s...
Rain dashed upon the glass and steel canyon-streets of London, drumming against the concrete walls that rose from the riverbank, high above the ancient...
Srijoni Nandi is a Junior Editor at ALMA Magazine. She writes fiction and essays at the intersection of postcolonialism and the performing arts, drawing from her own life as a professional Odissi dancer and literature student.
Somewhere in the internet's collective imagination lives a place called the Khia Asylum—a metaphorical purgatory named after the rapper only known for one song,...