PinnedInBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyJasmin James·Nov 18, 2024Do Authors ‘Owe’ Their Fans? The Unfinished Epics of Rothfuss and MartinHow blank pages reflect unseen strugglesA response icon35A response icon35
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PinnedInAn Injustice!byJasmin James·Aug 27, 2024I Thought Sexual Harassment Happened To Others‘I own the night. I own my body’A response icon28A response icon28
PinnedInThe Ugly MonsterbyJasmin James·Jul 22, 2024What ‘Interview with the Vampire’ Teaches About JournalismThere’s so much more to it than pressing ‘record’A response icon4A response icon4
PinnedInBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyJasmin James·Jun 14, 2025I’ve Read All 37 Shakespeare Plays So You Don’t Have To. Here’s My Takeaway.Discover the Bard’s Greatest Hits and Hidden Gems with this ‘Pick-and-Choose’ GuideA response icon17A response icon17
Jasmin James·3d agoAre AI Companies Throwing Away Books?Mining data is one thing. Destroying knowledge is another.A response icon1A response icon1
Jasmin James·Jul 11When Women Can’t Wear Short Skirts But Men CanSometimes, Indian patriarchy can be deeply ironic…A response icon3A response icon3
Jasmin James·Jul 10Why Do Indians Call Older People ‘Uncle’ or ‘Auntie’?You can’t use someone’s first name if you are younger!A response icon1A response icon1
Jasmin James·Jul 9Why Cheap Classics Matter More Than EverAffordable editions of Dostoevsky and Eliot are quietly disappearing from bookstoresA response icon8A response icon8
Jasmin James·Jul 7Why I Love Extremely Fat BooksAn ode to doorstoppers, unwieldy tomes and pages galoreA response icon12A response icon12