Natasha Ramarathnam·Apr 21Mere Survival is Enough[I wrote this six years back during the first month of Lockdown. Looking back, I am glad I documented how I really felt, because it is…
Natasha Ramarathnam·Apr 14A Crumbling Mansion, A Dysfunctional Family: ‘The Magnificent Ruins’ — ReviewA crumbling mansion which houses a family which is both victim and perpetrator of intergenerational trauma. First published in Youth Ki…
Natasha Ramarathnam·Mar 19Review: Girls Who Said Nothing & Everything[Review of a book of essays by Meera Vijayann on growing up as a young woman from a small town in India]
Natasha Ramarathnam·Mar 6The Inspirational Story of Daktarin Jamini Sen[Book Review first published in YouthKiAwaaz]
Natasha Ramarathnam·Jan 31Is Mrs. Bennet really the tiresome character she is made out to be?[My tribute to Jane Austen on the 250th year of her birth, published in USAWA Lit Review.]A response icon1A response icon1
Natasha Ramarathnam·Jan 12“The Wrong Way Home”- For Fans Of Nora Ephron And Liane Moriarty[I reviewed the book for YouthKiAwaaz]
Natasha Ramarathnam·Dec 11, 2025Do Names Really Matter?“Ships that pass in the night, and speak each other in passing.” - H. W. Longfellow
Natasha Ramarathnam·Nov 26, 2025Book Review: Piranesi, Susanna ClarkePiranesi begins with the narrator watching the tides come in from three directions, their waters meeting without losing their essence…
Natasha Ramarathnam·Nov 24, 2025Not a Review of “Mother Mary Comes To Me”[Published as an Editorial Dedication in USAWA Literary Review]
