About Peter Philipps Peter Philipps is an award winning former staff writer and editor of The New York Times and Business Week. A Fine Welcome by Peter Philipps It was our first home in America, a one-bedroom apartment on the top floor of a brownstone in Washington Heights, the upper... Continue reading→
ISBF24: Baba by Indrani Ganguli
About Indrani Ganguli Indrani Ganguli is an interpreter of languages. She’s as adept at staring down recalcitrant witnesses in court while taking down their depositions as she is compassionate with those who clearly are devastated at being there at all. Her stories are rich in classical allusions even as they... Continue reading→
ISBF24: Quislings by Indrani Ganguli
About Indrani Ganguli Indrani Ganguli is an interpreter of languages. She’s as adept at staring down recalcitrant witnesses in court while taking down their depositions as she is compassionate with those who clearly are devastated at being there at all. Her stories are rich in classical allusions even as they... Continue reading→
ISBF24: Standing Spoons by Darlene Campo
About Darlene Campos Darlene P. Campos earned her MFA in creative writing from the University of Texas at El Paso. When she's not writing, she enjoys reading, exercising, and going to museums. She is Ecuadorian-American and lives in Houston, TX with her husband and their eight rescue cats. See more... Continue reading→
ISBF24: The Perks and Perils of Public Speaking by Ashok Kumar Bhatia
About Ashok Kumar Bhatia Ashok Kumar Bhatia is an occasional author, speaker, regular blogger, and content creator on management, P G Wodehouse, Bollywood, and life in general. He says that he suffers from Professoritis and Wodehousitis. Based on his 35+ years of experience in the corporate world, he is acutely... Continue reading→
ISBF24: 1001 Nights Too Many by Indrani Ganguli
About Indrani Ganguli Indrani Ganguli is an interpreter of languages. She’s as adept at staring down recalcitrant witnesses in court while taking down their depositions as she is compassionate with those who clearly are devastated at being there at all. Her stories are rich in classical allusions even as they... Continue reading→
ISBF24: The Possibility by Sanjukta Das
About Sanjukta Das Sanjukta is an Canadian educator, an ‘Art of Living’ meditation teacher, the founder of WINGS (Women’s Initiatives to Nurture, Grow & Support) a non-profit organization for women, and a life coach. When she is not busy writing, she loves meeting immigrant women and international students, getting to... Continue reading→
ISBF24: Summer Notes by Joan McNerney
About Joan McNerney Joan McNerney’s poetry has been published worldwide in over thirty-five countries in numerous literary magazines. She has received four Best of the Net nominations. The Muse in Miniature, Love Poems for Michael, and At Work are available on Amazon.com. A new title Light & Shadows has recently... Continue reading→
ISBF24: One Afternoon by Uma Majumdar
About Uma Majumdar I have just lived my life watching people and enjoying their capers. I've read a few pages which have given me intense happiness and made me think and rethink. Looking forward to more such days - when I shall lay back watching the worthy do their stuff.... Continue reading→
ISBF24: Blank 120 by Debaleena Mukherjee
About Debaleena Mukerjee Debaleena is a homemaker who also reads and writes. Reading isn’t about “making time to read”. She reads wherever, whatever, whenever. Writing is her articulation of all the incoherence in her head. She lives in Bangalore. She needs books, coffee and cake, a reading-light and her recliner.... Continue reading→
Thus: Duryodhan
About Indrani Ganguli and their work Indrani Ganguli is an interpreter of languages. She’s as adept at staring down recalcitrant witnesses in court while taking down their depositions as she is compassionate with those who clearly are devastated at being there at all. Her stories are rich in classical allusions... Continue reading→
Bad Potato
About Neelesh Inamdar and their work Born and brought up in the Mumbai suburbs, relocated from a school run by Indians to one run by Catholic priests, books found me when I was just 7. I grew up on the streets of London, holding the hands of Dickens, Conan Doyle,... Continue reading→
Pinnis
About Sarbari Sen and their work Sarbari Sen is a world famous chef in her family. She feeds one husband, one daughter, one son and their many friends as often as she can. When not making rosgullas she dabbles in homeopathy, tolerates her kids and concocts tales of murder and... Continue reading→
Blank Horizons
About Debaleena Mukherjee and their work Debaleena is a homemaker who also reads and writes. Reading isn’t about “making time to read”. She reads wherever, whatever, whenever. Writing is her articulation of all the incoherence in her head. She lives in Bangalore. She needs books, coffee and cake, a reading-light and her... Continue reading→
Pudina ki Chutney
About Urmii Bhattacharya and their work Urmii Bhattacharya is a digital marketing strategist who also is greatly involved with blogging on company assigned projects. This is what she has to say about herself Though I love doing what I do, writing for myself is what excites me most. I do not... Continue reading→