Articles by me / Published ArticlesCoronavirus Pandemic Has Killed My Appetite for Dystopia Stories (The Quint) March 30, 2020 Written by 0 Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the sight of hazmat suits even on screen triggers anxiety in me.I am never reading dystopian fiction again. And I am never watching movies about pandemics, which I had previously thought fantastical, again either. There is no need to turn to either of these as this 21-day-long lockdown to contain COVID-19 spread has made our life imitate art in a very disturbing way.Empty streets, masked people in queues outside grocery stores and pharmacies, eerily quiet playgrounds and public parks, and a daily ticker to keep track of the number of deaths across the world – this is our present reality.Read MoreFurther Reading... The Rise of AI Companions: Women Challenge Traditional Relationship Norms March 10, 2026 Shunali Khullar Shroff’s ‘The Wrong Way Home’ Celebrates Singlehood In All Its Messy Glory | Feminism in India March 10, 2026 Smart social satire | Review of The Wrong Way Home by Shunali Khullar Shroff – The Hindu March 10, 2026 Previous PostWomen Who Rock the Boat Without a Care (Livemint) Next PostBest Hotels in the World, as Picked by CNT | The Gold List 2022 (Condé Nast Traveller)