I Think of My Book As A Naked Version of Myself
I invite readers to ogle my writing in the same way they’ll gaze at the shirtless man on the cover

I invite readers to ogle my writing in the same way they’ll gaze at the shirtless man on the cover
My favorite childhood series helped me become a better writer, person, and parent nowadays
As the child of Indian immigrant doctors, I understood puberty was taboo and off limits
I didn’t even refer to our way of life as religion, because religion could be false
“Millie Chan’s Kosher Chinese Cookbook” is essential to my understanding of who my father was
The pandemic fallout and finding healing in the power of children’s literature
Reviewing Hamlet’s play within a play
Sathnam Sanghera’s book unravels the nostalgic myth of the British empire
The freedom and playfulness of Christopher Soto’s “Diaries of a Terrorist” also liberates my writing