Introducing- Picture Books by South Asian Authors: A Guest Post by Lantana Publishing
At Lantana, we believe all children deserve to see themselves in the books they…
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Cultural Appropriation and the Happy Place
“What is the right amount of exotic? And at what point does does who…
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The Hidden History of the Ayahs of Britain
These ayahs were multi-dimensional, adventurous, loving, (sometimes murderess) women, that are a crucial fabric…
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Commemorating Altab Ali
The memories that shape our sense of who we are aren’t always of events…
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Framing Memory: Photography and Family Memories of Punjab
The language of photography and the language of memory are intimately connected. We narrate…
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‘What’s Cooking?’: Stories Of food, Migration, And Bangladesh
Food is a potent way of evoking personal memory and memories of migration, family…
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“Takli”: Reflections on being a bald Indian woman
I am a bald South Asian woman. Yes, we exist, but I do not…
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Investigating Memories of Partition: Migrant Memory and the Postcolonial Imagination
Memory matters, but it is something that we too often take for granted.
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