Sanobar’s Newsletter

Natasha is one of the few South Asian artists who covers culturally sensitive issues in a very non-judgemental manner. There's no blame game. Only learnings to take away from reading her. I've read her memoirs and essays and they leave me smiling, pondering and reasoning. Her writings helps one unlearn years of what patriarchy and cultural conditioning does to you. Highly recommend to one and all. I'm a fan for life.

- Sanobar Sabah

Sana's writing is crispy and witty. She covers deep layers within her stories with ease and lightness - a rare combination in any artist. I love reading Sana.

- Sanobar Sabah

Raju Tai's Evolving & Enough is a Masterclass in creative writing. Every essay of her's is pure magic - a treat to your senses. Read to learn, to enjoy, to be inspired :)

- Sanobar Sabah

You don't want to miss writing by someone like Roshni. She'll take you to the pique of the story only to gently hold you back just enough for you to wonder, ache and reason - all at once! And once she's done, you're left with breathtaking awe and admiration - both for her story and her storytelling. I'm here for the humor and the craft!

- Sanobar Sabah

A man who's unafraid of speaking human. I'm a fan! This is how you "Be a man yaar!"

- Sanobar Sabah

Sumira's writing - every piece that comes from her - is a lesson in craft, literary craft!

- Sanobar Sabah

To everyone still wondering why they should write, read this. This is why I write and this is what writing does to me.

- Sanobar Sabah

Sharmada's newsletter is a like a freshly brewed cup of coffee for me - I love the sense of familiarity it evokes, the warmth it snuggles me with and, the freshness it has in every piece of hers. Its all love :)

- Sanobar Sabah

Parvathy is one of the few writers I know who will not sugarcoat pain, and yet, feel it so deeply that she brings it alive beautifully in her words, normalising it along the way for the rest of us. She makes me feel I'm not alone.

- Sanobar Sabah