Anisha

Me acting helpful in kitchen so i don't have to sit with the guests

Thrilled for 'Girls Who Stray' my debut novel to make it to the @crossword_book jury shortlist.

@divyarrs Girls Who Stray by Anisha Lalvani :)

Reading has been very slow this year. I am back here asking for more book recommendations so I can close 2025 better. Suggest your best fiction reads! My top picks this year: Tell Me Everything Water Days The Anthropologists The Rosie Project  Hot Water

@AmbivalentRants @thedelhiwalla you're funny, pulmonologist

do you have such a friend whose shoulder is home?

Super thrilled to be on the longlist in the Best Fiction Jury category for 'Girls Who Stray' with nine stellar writers! @BloomsburyIndia

Girl, Untethered . Despite a lack of narrative focus, Anisha Lalvani’s ‘Girls Who Stray’ presents a poetic voice echoing the angsts of a generation of Indians, and specifically, of Indian women who refuse to be assigned to their roles. By @KaranMadhok1 thechakkar.com/home/girlswhos…

#Weekend Sunday is exciting with bookmail #GirlsWhoStray wanted to read this since release. @AnishaL_Writer @BloomsburyIndia #Bookreview #Bookblogger #Novel #LiteraturePosts

'Girls Who Stray': Anisha Lalvani's Debut Novel Navigates The Discontent Of Urban India Lalvani's debut novel is a moody, politically charged thriller that explores class, gender, and isolation in urban India with a scalpel-sharp psychological edge. homegrown.co.in/homegrown-crea…

#GirlsWhoStray by @AnishaL_Writer is a wonderfully written thriller that puts the lens on the society as a whole, and on the choices we make! My review: bit.ly/4kbwd3B @BloomsburyIndia Book 27 #TBRChallenge @blogchatter

'Girls Who Stray' traces the life of a young girl who drifts in an India blindly hurtling towards progress. My review of Anisha Lalwani's novel. #BookReview @BloomsburyIndia outlookindia.com/books/girls-wh…

#WeekendReads | @AnishaL_Writer’s debut novel, #GirlsWhoStray, is a haunting, poetic coming-of-age tale about a nameless young woman caught between disillusionment, desire, and despair. @VineethaMokkil writes. shorturl.at/gTesd

Reviewed @AnishaL_Writer 's brilliant debut Girls Who Stray (Bloomsbury, 2024) for @Kitaab kitaab.org/2025/03/05/boo…

An engaging evening at Goethe Darbaar, reflecting on how defiant women in urban India are unlearning the “good girl” syndrome and navigating the many flipsides of patriarchy, from the everyday to the unexpected. Delighted to have attended this thought-provoking exchange.

#Books | Raw & brutal, Anisha Lalvani's Girls Who Stray settles into the mind like an itch whose jagged edges have to be scratched to find relief. Review by @chauhananjali98. frontline.thehindu.com/books/anisha-l… @BloomsburyIndia

I reviewed Anisha Lalvani's debut Girls Who Stray for @frontline_india @BloomsburyIndia #BookReview Link- frontline.thehindu.com/books/anisha-l…

Life, Actually: Young women and the new India. New fiction by Anisha Lalvani (Girls Who Stray), Rupleena Bose (The Summer of Then), Shabnam Minwala (Zen). Mod: Jashodhara Chakravarti. #AKLF2025 #AKLF16Years #AKLF #Litfest #ParkStreet #AllenPark #OxfordBookstore

We are excited to announce that @AnishaL_Writer's authored book "Girls Who Stray" has been shortlisted for the KLF Book Awards 2024 in the English Debut Category, published by @BloomsburyIndia. Join us in celebrating literature at the 11th Kalinga Literary Festival, happening from March 21-23 at Mayfair, Bhubaneswar. Register now: www.meraevents. com/event/11th-kalinga-literary-festival #KalingaLiterary Festival #KLF2024 #BookAwards2024 #anishalalvani #girlswhostray #BhubaneswarCityofLiterarture #bloomsbury

@aatreyee2 You did not lose at all! 'Chronicle' has been making waves and how--- prizes and awards will come and go. The book will remain :)

So proud of my friend Saharu!

Had a lovely chat on writing, reading, my publishing journey and the agony and the ecstasy of the debut novel, with Abhishek Shetty.