On ‘Flavour’ by Yotam Ottolenghi

A review of Ottolenghi Flavor: A Cookbook by Ixta Belfrage, Tara…

In the age of farewell

In a New Yorker story from 2016, Paul Theroux writes, “Every visit to an aged…

South Indian treasures in a foreign land

Even the utensils have stories to tell

An Affair With Vanity

I’m headed out the door when my uncle accosts me. “Let me drop you”, he offers. “You’re going to collect the garments…

The ones left behind when time runs out

a review of The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion

what do you do when every person is every person’s penpal?

“Hello, World!”

“When we moved to Malmö I’d been afraid Geir and I would lose touch. That’s what distance does; when the time between…

Where Am I?

At the library, I stand at the end of the aisle, with a sunlight puddle at my feet, in front of Munro — tall — with her shorts next to…

scenes from being away

“Something good always happens when you go outside”

Op-Ed: Why do we care about representation?

A couple of years ago, a friend of mine wrote an article about ‘Women in STEM’ for…