Of Beastly Times [Los Angeles Review of Books]

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Arundhati Roy Has Reinvented the Social Novel [The New Republic]

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Becoming Chris: Queerness, Performance, and Héloïse Letissier [Los Angeles Review of Books]

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The Indian General Elections, Arundhati Roy and the Secular Ideal [Los Angeles Review of Books]

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The Darkest Enchantment: Leonard Cohen, In Memoriam [Mint]

 

Inside M.I.A.'s Complicated, Contentious Pop Stardom [The Daily Beast]

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From the Fiery Land of the Buddha: War Crimes, Counterterrorism and the Sri Lankan Civil War [Los Angeles Review of Books]

 

A Plodding Remembrance of Things Past: Review of Kazu Ishiguro's The Buried Giant [The Caravan]

 

Review of Milan Kundera's The Festival of Insignificance [Mint]

 

Review of Jonathan Franzen's Purity [Mint]

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Review of Herta Müller's The Fox Was Ever The Hunter [Mint]

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The Invincible Singularity of Prince [Mint]

 

The Devolving Conversation About Rape in India [The Daily Beast]

 

On Carl Hoffman's Savage Harvest: A Tale of Cannibalism, Colonialism, and Michael Rockefeller's Tragic Quest for Primitive Art [Kirkus Reviews]

 

On Michael A. Ross's The Great New Orleans Kidnapping Case: Race, Law, and Justice in the Reconstruction Era [Kirkus Reviews]

 

Cover Story Profile of Aziz Ansari [Rolling Stone India]

 

Profile of Aasif Mandvi [Rolling Stone India]

 

Profile of Ani DiFranco [Rolling Stone India]

 

The Small Town South Indian Boys of New York [Rolling Stone India]