Cécile Oumhani has powerfully translated my poem ‘Skirt’ that appears in the latest issue of Trait-d ‘ Union ′They write’, along with a short interview. “Rochelle lives in Mumbai. Her very incisive writing is looking for a new tone to approach the place of women in today’s world.” Click to read.Glad & indebted.

Sanket Mhatre meticulously translates three of my poems ‘Ground Up’, ‘Native place’ and ‘Stillborn’ to Marathi, published in Hakara. Click to read, here.

You are invited to two workshops with the Himalayan Writing Retreat. On July 11 & 18. Please spread the word, in your circles, to those that might be interested. For more details, read through this page –https://www.himalayanwritingretreat.com/poetry-course/

“But Potkar’s maiden short fiction compilation has more hits than misses, and her style is unique and refreshing. This is a voice that one hopes will evolve further with time and throw up bigger, better manuscripts to relish.”In which Vikas Dhoot engagingly reviews Bombay Hangovers in The Hindu. Click to read. The book is available…

Books. Books. Books.My talk ‘Re-kindle the bookworm’ by TEDxSIULavale is out.Thank you all at TEDxSIULavale for inviting me to this inspiring platform to share my thoughts.

Another review’s in! (Hope you’ve got your copy 🙂 Divya Dubey reviews ‘Bombay Hangovers’ and shares how these stories paint a very real, almost tangible world.

“Human irrationality and dichotomy drive me.” In an exclusive interview with author-poet Poornima Laxmeshwar, for Bengaluru Review, I discuss the creative process and my debut story collection: Bombay Hangovers. Click to read. Thank you too – Tuhin Bhowal, Sourav Roy.

An ‘In Conversation with Keki N. Daruwalla’ with Souradeep Roy, Editorial collective of Guftugu.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUrMGmWpjbo

A poet I deeply admire for her sensitivity and sensibilities: Shobhana Kumar.And here’s Uttaran Das Gupta’s review of her book at The Wire.inhttps://lnkd.in/eEveJZchttps://lnkd.in/eu79dep

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