If you’re drawn to otherworldly coming-of-age stories that blend myth and memory, then Indrapramit Das's The Last Dragoners of Bowbazaar is the perfect read for you! Pick up your copy from your nearest bookstore or online.

‘The Last Dragoners of Bowbazar’: Indra Das’s novel celebrates found family and friendship scroll.in/article/108610…

In the time it takes you to read this post you’ve inhaled 6 liters of toxins I am Abhinav, and I’m helping you breathe better with Breethr. Breethr is the future of how people will breathe air. Today bad indoor air causes roughly 8.1 million deaths and $6 trillion in

Charlie Kirk recently said to a Palestinian that there’s no such thing as Palestinians. Well now look… there’s no longer such a thing called Charlie Kirk.

Dutch politician Esther Ouwehand was asked to remove the shirt in the first pic, so she came back wearing another one with watermelon seeds 😂😍 Shoutout to her tailor 👏👏

It's funnier when you realize half of those smiles in the pic below where when we conceded a goal.

I walk 5 km to and from my gym. But I'm also in the <5% of urban pop who lives right beside a tech park and a main road that has a semblance of a footpath. The rest? Not merely unwalkable, but also downright dangerous given our civic and driving sense. Ridiculous post.

Did they say democratization of art?

We launched Between Worlds: the IF Anthology of new Indian SFF at Champaca earlier this week. As always, the Bangalore SF audience is everything you want, and more. Pick up your copies at your nearest bookshop!

Coming in April!

I'd like to give my children a vaccine against this clown's incessant bs.

A new The Bookshop Inc outlet has opened up in Vasant Kunj, and it’s lovely. Come check it out (and support independent bookshops 😬). [Also a good SFF collection to launch with, tho I may be a little biased there.]

A little late, but here’s the first November issue of Words for Worlds, the F-SF newsletter with an Indian slant. This issue feat. reading Han Kang, re-reading Ann Leckie, (still) reading Alastair Reynolds, Between Worlds updates, and more. Link in tweet below. 👇🏼

That arrangement of knees and the feet looks so uncomfortable.

If you've got one thing for the weekend, let that be to watch Pluribus.

The soullessness aside, making a movie USING ai about how AI and robots have taken over our minds and our society has to be an unprecedented low. This is not an achievement. This is self mockery.

Tucked away in the #Pluribus credits, it reads, “This show was made by humans.” “I hate AI,” creator Vince Gilligan told Variety with a chuckle. “AI is the world’s most expensive and energy-intensive plagiarism machine. I think there’s a very high possibility that this is all a