Journal Essayist

Ravinder Sodhi

Ravinder Singh Sodhi is a renowned Punjabi writer with seventeen published literary works, including plays, poetry, stories, and literary criticism. He has reviewed over five hundred books for various newspapers and magazines in Punjab, the UK, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, and Pakistan. Many of his stories have been translated into Hindi and featured in national Hindi magazines. Additionally, some of his stories have been transcribed into Urdu and published in Urdu newspapers in Pakistan. His collection of Punjabi plays was recognized as the best play of 1987 by the Punjab Language Department. He also writes in English, and several of his articles have been published in English newspapers in Canada and Australia.

Index of Works

Reviews

The Grammar of Hunger Book Review: Exploring Human Desire, Identity & Spiritual Longing

A reflective review of Sangita Ghodake’s The Grammar of Hunger, exploring themes of human desire, identity, relationships, and spiritual longing through diverse short stories.

April 5, 2026 • 5 Min Read

Poetry

Pahalgam: A Cry Against Hatred and Violence

A powerful poetic plea to those fueling hate and war—reflecting on the tragedy in Pahalgam and the shattered lives left behind. When will humanity choose compassion?

April 29, 2025 • 2 Min Read

Literature/Language

Testament of Human Experiences: ‘Contemporary Global Fiction’

"Contemporary Global Fiction", edited by Sushminder Jeet Kaur, is a profound mosaic of 60 powerful stories that traverse borders, emotions, and the shared human experience.

April 10, 2025 • 5 Min Read

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