Young, Lonely, and Awkward: On Dur e Aziz Amna’s “American Fever”
Anandi Mishra reviews Dur e Aziz Amna’s debut novel “American Fever.”
Anandi Mishra is an essayist and critic who has worked as a reporter for The Times of India and The Hindu. One of her essays has been translated into Italian and published in the Internazionale magazine. Her essays and reviews have appeared in Public Books, Electric Literature, LitHub, Virginia Quarterly Review, Popula, The Brooklyn Rail, and Al Jazeera, among others. She tweets at @anandi010.
Anandi Mishra reviews Dur e Aziz Amna’s debut novel “American Fever.”
A dark, brooding novel that explores the fissures of family with delicacy and conviction.
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Anandi Mishra reviews Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee's essay collection about COVID-19 in India, "The Town Slowly Empties."
Anandi Mishra on the economic toll that COVID-19 has had on India's women.
Anandi Mishra discusses the recent docuseries “Pretend It’s a City” through the lens of the flâneur and her own experiences walking through rural...
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