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The November Issue
November arrives with an innate appetite for deceleration, a seasonal urge to retreat from the noise and indulge in things built with intention. In its second issue, we capture this autumn mood with effortless restraint, seamlessly moving between the boardroom, the wilderness, and the private sanctuaries of the mind.


What We're Reading


The Most Influential Books
From revolutionary manifestos to seismic literary experiments, these foundational works didn’t simply reflect the world; they fundamentally redesigned the way we think, feel, and see.


The Best Books of 2026 (So Far)
From sun-baked frontier horrors to high-society clubroom intrigues, these atmospheric page-turners prove that the past is never quite finished with us.


Books We Wish We Could Read Again for the First Time
From psychological gothic manors to tragic prep-school conspiracies, these singular novels cast a spell so total you’ll spend years chasing the high of opening them blind.


Short Books To Read Instead Of Doomscrolling
Trade the blue-light vertigo for slim novellas that fit neatly on your nightstand, and can be devoured before you drift off.
The Best Books for Creative People
From legendary studio masters to modern visionaries, these essential volumes will dismantle your creative blocks and sharpen your artistic eye.


PERSONS OF INTEREST


12 Questions with Dinesh Palipana
Dinesh Palipana OAM is a doctor, lawyer, disability advocate, and researcher.


73 Questions with Ruchi Chandra Verma
There is a distinct, luminous quiet that settles around Ruchi Chandra Verma before she speaks, the kind of stillness belonging only to women who build whole universes from scratch.


12 Questions with Srivalli Gottumukkala
Srivalli is an artist, poet, and storyteller who finds beauty in the quiet, unseen corners of life.


12 Questions with Dr. Prajwal Kumar Domalapalli
Dr. Prajwal Kumar Domalapalli is a healthcare IT strategist and consultant with over 15 years of experience bridging the worlds of medicine and technology.
Bijoy Idicheriah: Strikingly Original
Dr. T. Bijoy Idicheriah is a financial journalist who now doubles up as a Communications Consultant and writer. He currently consults as a Senior Editor – Special Projects with Economic Times.


Latest Stories


November Horoscopes
With Mars sweeping into Leo, ambition sheds its modesty; the Sun cutting through Scorpio asks for nothing less than total reinvention.
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