Inside an Inquisitive Mind
Author, activist, Carnatic singer and Ramon Magsaysay awardee T.M. Krishna in conversation.
About Me
Engaged in the art of story-telling for the last nine years.
Featured Work
Adieu Fast Fashion. Hello Sustainability
Fast fashion is defined as being the economical imitation of runway couture and has managed to feed the fashion frenzy of the upwardly mobile middle class. But now, that's changing.
Literary Festivals: A Peek Beyond the Pandemic
Freytag’s dramatic structure, if marked against the backdrop of our current state of being, would suggest that we are in the climax of our very own Shakespearean tragedy.
The Crown: Season IV
Human emotions take precedence in this show juxtaposed with historical events, the dramatisation of which lends an air of surrealism to said events, while the royals get more and more unfeeling using the excuse of ‘duty’ to cloak their crippling lack of empathy.
The Logophile
A dip into the mind of Man Booker awardee Yann Martel as he speaks on technology, Ang Lee and envelopes of research
Into the world of The Book Thief author Markus Zusak
He believes that writing Bridge of Clay (2018) almost killed him and the multitude of colours present in his works is because he loves “seeing” things around him.
The Vehement Humorist
Booker Prize-winning Howard Jacobson on traversing the thin line between right and wrong
Pampered in Pattaya
Coconut water tastes sweeter in Thailand — they are shorter in stature and so much better in taste! Just like the people of the country who can sweep you off your feet with their kind hospitality. When one manages to look past the multitude of comments that border on “they know their GDP depends on tourism, they have to be nice”, it is easy to realise that it is a characteristic, not a trope that brings forth hospitality of immense proportions from Thai people. Experiencing this hospitality on b
