Adapted from Dice Media's similarly titled web series, the book "Little Things" has a simple message: You don't need big things to happen. A little love, a little togetherness and a little happiness are all you need.
Nothing fazes Tara, who is living a blessed life in the maximum city with her husband Abhimanyu and is at the pinnacle of her career in her 30s -- not even a foul-mouthed best friend or a food-burning arch-nemesis in the form of her maid.
The first volume of the anthology tells graphic stories that subvert conventional narrative; stories about ordinary people; autobiographies; travel tales -- and through these stories establish comics as a permanent feature on a reader's shelf. The title "Longform" is inspired by a Joe Sacco essay on the shrinking space to tell long graphic stories.
A brew of art, politics, religion and mythology, "The Profane" poetry collection has poems of heartbreak and disillusion, of loneliness and mortality, but also of passion for life on earth in all its mud and glory. Kurt Cobain, Napoleon and Amir Khusro meet in the pages of this collection -- and Homeric tough guys get what they deserve.
