Some select Short Stories in Journals & Anthologies
1.
“Silences” Indian Horizons, (ICCR Journal), Spring Issue, Volume 53,
2.
“ Requiem for an Unsung Revolutionary” Indian Horizons (
ICCR Journal);
3. “ Blessed Are My Sons”, Katha Prize
Stories Volume 2, Edited by Geeta Dharmarajan,
Rupa--Katha, 1992;
4. "The Boy", Indian Literature,
(National Academy of Letters) Journal,
July- August 1992;
5. "The Man Next Door", The Illustrated
Weekly Of India, December 5-11, 1992;
6. "The Collector", Namaste, March
1993;
7. “ Twilight”, In Other Words - New
Writing by Indian Women, Westview Press,Inc., U.S.A., 1994;
8. "By The River", Namaste, March
1994.;
9. “Shyambhai”, The Word Plus, July –
September, 1995.;
10. “The
Colour of Death”, A Second Skin – Women Write About Clothes, Edited
by Kirsty Dunseath, The Women's Press Ltd., 1998.;
11. "Five Women", Manushi, March-April 1998.;
12. “Five Women”, Puja Special, An Asian Age Literary Supplement on
Durga Puja, 1999.;
13. "Translating A Nation", The Statesman, Festival Issue
2000&2001
14. “Give Me Back My Country”, A Storehouse of Tales – Contemporary
Indian Women Writers, Edited by Jehanara Wasi, Srishti Publishers and Distributers, 2001.;
15. "The Inheritance", Little
Magazine , May - June 2001;
16. “Animated Stardust”, The Guarded Tongue-Women’s Writing &
Censorship in India, Women’s World, Asmita, 2001;
17. Speaking
of Attia Hossain, The Hindu newspaper; .
18. “Kashmir in the
Time of Chinar Leaves”,
The Toronto Review of International
Writing, 2002. Canada;
19. “Five Women” & “Give Me Back My Country”, The Word Plus,
January – March, 2002.;
20. “Birju”, Days of Innocence - Stories
for Ruskin Bond , Namita Gokhale Editions, Roli Books, 2002.;
21. “Give Me Back My Country”, Manushi, May – June 1996& July 2003;
22. Split Second, Sea of Voices, Isle of
Story AWIWA Anthology – Triple Tree Publishing, Oregon - - 2003;
23. Some
Nights it’s Worse – Sunday
Pioneer newspaper on 31st August 2003.
24. Pangong Letter – Sunday Pioneer newspaper
on 21st September 2003.
25. "Birju", The Statesman , Festival 2003.
26. The Remains of the Self – Present Tense – Living on the Edge, Namita Gokhale Editions, Roli Books, 2004.
27. “Artist Woman”, poem – Canadian
Woman Studies, 2004.
28. ‘The
Colour of Death’ The Word Plus Quarterly magazine January-March 2004.
29. Kashmir in the Time of Chinar Leaves, South Asian Review, Vol. 29, Number 3,
publication of the South Asian Literary Association, USA.
30. “Poet’s
Party” Indian Literature,
Sept.-Oct., 2009.
ANTHOLOGIES
Katha Prize Stories—Vol 2
- “Manju Kak’s “Blessed are my son’s” (nominated by Nissim Ezekiel) is filled with a humour and vitality rare in women writers. Her capacity for fantasy catapults into sympathetic understanding of the lustful impotence of a butcher, and, tangentially, into the painful circumstances of the man-woman relationship.”
Anna Sujatha Mathai, Prize
Catch, Times of India
Days of Innocence - Stories for Ruskin Bond, Roli Books
- “Manju Kak’s “Birju” (sic)…. is the story of a quixotic hero of her childhood. It reminds me of George and Weedon Grossmith’s The Diary of a Nobody which is like a religious testament to Ruskin Bond even today. “
Debashis Banerjee-- The Statesman
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