AN UNFLINCHING GAZE AT DELHI’S UNDERBELLY (The Hindu)
CONTEMPORARY NOIR WITH NO INTEREST IN SANITISING THE MESSINESS OF LIFE (Hindustan Times)
NIGHT IN DELHI: AN EDGY NOVEL ABOUT A WORKING CLASS MAN’S FIGHT TO SURVIVE (Scroll.in)
NIGHT IN DELHI: DIVE INTO URBAN CLASS ALIENATION & QUEERNESS (Gaysi)
WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO SURVIVE THE NIGHT IN DELHI? (Kashmir Life)
DELHI NOIR, THE UNDERBELLY OF OUR SHINING, THRIVING, SPIRITUAL NATION (The Tribune)
A QUEER MAN’S GRITTY SURVIAL TALE (MediaFX)
REVIEW: NIGHT IN DELHI (Storizen)
EXCERPT: NIGHT IN DELHI (Platform)
DARK STAR: DECISIONS MADE BY MEN WITHOUT CONSIDERATION FOR WOMEN (Scroll.in)
DARK STAR: A MEDITATIVE EXPLORATION OF MISOGYNY (Indian Express)
DARK STAR: OF A LIE THAT TELLS TRUTH (The Tribune)
REVIEW: DARK STAR (Frontline)
DARK STAR: DIALECTIC OF REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING (The Book Review)
DARK STAR: THE PRESENT IS BUT A MIRROR (Desi Books)
KR MEERA AND RANBIR SIDHU ON PATRIARCHY AND FEMINISM (Times of India)
OBJECT LESSONS (Publicide)
SPINOZA AND THE ALL-AMERICAN NOVEL (Los Angeles Review of Books)
‘DEEP SINGH BLUE’ EXPLORES THE SENSE OF UNBELONGING (The Wire)
SINGING THE CALIFORNIA BLUES (The Millions)
“LOOK DEEP” INTERVIEW (Ploughshares)
SIKH TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI (Los Angeles Review of Books)
THE RUMPUS INTERVIEW (The Rumpus)
REVIEW: DEEP SINGH BLUE (Asian Review)
REVIEW: DEEP SINGH BLUE (New Pages)
EDWARD ALBEE TRIBUTE AT THEATRE KYDONIA (Haniotika Nea)
FICTION SPOTLIGHT: RANBIR SINGH SIDHU (Memorious)
REVIEW: DEEP SINGH BLUE (Kirkus Review)
FICTION REVIEW: GOOD INDIAN GIRLS STARRED REVIEW (Kirkus Review)
FICTION REVIEW: GOOD INDIAN GIRLS (Publishers Weekly)
FICTION REVIEW: GOOD INDIAN GIRLS (Tottenville Review)
HEROES FOR OUR TROUBLED TIMES (Outlook India)
BOOKS TO REMEMBER 2013 (The News on Sunday)
“FAR OUTSIDE THE EXPECTATIONS…” (India Abroad)
EXTENDED Q & A (The Aerogram)
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