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Lakshmi G. Iyer

Children's Author. Novelist. Essayist.

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  • June 7, 2026

    The Long Count

    The Long Count

    Nithya Raman is closing the gap one counted ballot at a time. On the slow, invisible labor of the women still waiting to be seen, and the work that outlasts the wait.

  • June 4, 2026

    Who Carries the Blame

    Who Carries the Blame

    Felix pulls toward a blowing leaf and my friend says it without lowering her voice. She is unhappy. She has been for a while. The house is paid off, the children are launched, the account is full, and she is standing on her own lawn wondering whether she wants to keep living the life she…

  • June 2, 2026

    Blossom: A Review

    Blossom: A Review

    My pick for cdrama of the year: fantastic cast, tight pace, spectacular visuals, top-tier leads.

  • June 2, 2026

    My Troublesome Star: A Review

    My Troublesome Star: A Review

    A delightful 12-episode drama that lets its older characters shine and refuses to airbrush its fifty-year-old lead.

  • June 2, 2026

    My Calorie Boy: A Review

    My Calorie Boy: A Review

    An underrated high-school gem with rare nuance, for anyone who loved When I Fly Towards You or A River Runs Through It.

  • June 2, 2026

    Later I Laughed: A Review

    Later I Laughed: A Review

    A leisurely Shanghai slice-of-life about a doormat who learns to walk away, narrated against every rule and somehow it works.

  • June 2, 2026

    Mr. Plankton: A Review

    Mr. Plankton: A Review

    Starts frenetic, mellows into a meditation on found family and death, and stumbles at the finish. Woo Do Hwan sparkles.

  • June 2, 2026

    Reset: A Review

    Reset: A Review

    A tight 15-episode time-loop thriller that kept me riveted, even if the stakes never quite matched the tension.

  • June 2, 2026

    Best Choice Ever: A Review

    Best Choice Ever: A Review

    Starts fresh, mature and balanced, then an unnecessary subplot and a vague ending undo what could have been a winner.

  • June 2, 2026

    Alchemy of Souls: A Review

    Alchemy of Souls: A Review

    The hype is real. Fantastic production, tight writing, and world-building that earned a spot on my rewatch list.

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