How the Onion got its Layers is a 45-page children’s book by Sudha Murty, about a princess and her kingdom. It is..
Know an Indian bookstore not included in this? Please email it to us at prakruti@purplepencilproject.com and let us know! Independent bookstores are..
There is a certain romance to historical fiction – an imaginative mind canspend hours on end going from one ‘what if’ scenario..
Milk Teeth by debut author Amrita Mahale was last year’s runaway hit, a story about friendship, love, family, society – but above..
Queerythm is a registered community-based organization for the LGBTIQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer) people. Started as a support group..
Pranita Nair Pandurangi (also one of our reviewers), is a writer, a teacher, a Hindustani Classical Musician (involved in folk traditions), but..
I first met Anukrti a few months ago, at the book launch of Latitudes of Longing by Shubhangi Swarup. Purple Pencil Project was..
Circus Folk & Village Freaks, poet and now author Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal’s debut work of fiction, is an interestingly told, engaging and..
It is impossible to come across the stunning feminist, fantasy fiction anthology Magical Women, and not take a moment to appreciate the..
“Contemporary Indian literature seems to be too focused on the human world, and seems to have forgotten the world outside it,” said..
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