Grief, Transformation, and the Maternal Body: A Critical Review of Anjali Sachdeva’s “Chimera” – 4.3

Introduction Anjali Sachdeva's short fiction has consistently demonstrated a preoccupation with the biological, the monstrous, and the tenderly human. Her debut collection All the Names They Used for God (2018)…

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Drinking from the Moon: Myth, Memory, and Feminine Agency in Vanessa Fogg’s “Lotus Dew for the Emperor’s Tea” – 4.4

Academic Literary Review Introduction Vanessa Fogg's novelette "Lotus Dew for the Emperor's Tea" (2026), published in Lightspeed Magazine, represents a mature and ambitious contribution to the growing body of East…

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