Deya
Deya travels a LOT. In between countries, cities and the pages of books she reads. She has a master's degree in human rights law and works on gender-based violence, conflict and public health. Deya grew up in Calcutta, India, where her bookshelves stretched and multiplied every year, much to the chagrin of her mother. Currently, she lives in Bangalore, India, with her partner who has taken umbrage at the fact that, a long time ago, she DNF-ed The Bourne Identity (please don't judge her - she had her reasons!). When she's not shaking her fists and explaining feminism (for the gazillion-th time) to a colleague at work, she can be found listening to podcasts, binge-watching Doctor Who, making lists or baking - basically, avoiding all human contact.
Blog: The Fiction Shelf
Twitter: @LadyLawzarus
LUMINESCENT THREADS: Knowing Octavia Butler Through a Community That Loves Her
Deya
June 22, 2017
Twelfth Planet Press is releasing a collection of letters to Octavia Butler this summer! Get to know her through the words of Butler experts.
Fiction That Breaks Sexist and Racist Stereotypes
Deya
March 9, 2017
Fictional characters who are breaking harmful stereotypes about women.
Book Superstitions for the Anxious Mind
Deya
February 19, 2017
Bookish superstitions: whether you had 'em before or not, now you do!
My Love-Hate Relationship with Adult Colouring Books
Deya
August 15, 2016
How adult coloring books both stress out and relax one reader.
Finding Time to Read When You Work All the Time
Deya
May 19, 2016
One reader on the trouble of finding time to read when you have an intense and time-consuming job.
When Your Favorite Author Becomes Your Voice of Reason
Deya
May 11, 2016
How Margaret Atwood became the voice of reason in one reader's life.