Writing across borders, languages, and traditions.
The Review publishes work that is formally ambitious, intellectually serious, and attentive to the texture of lived experience. It is interested in the Indian subcontinent not as a single subject, but as a vast, contested field of languages, memories, migrations, histories, and imaginations.
“Your history gets in the way of my memory.” –Agha Shahid Ali
We also welcome a broader selection of work. Our aim is to build a publication guided by a distinct sensibility rather than narrow geographic boundaries.