Write to Me is a slim collection of thirty-five essays on various poetry collections published by Indians between 2020 and 2023 from within the country and its rich diaspora.

Basudhara Roy's third collection of poems 'Inhabiting' scripts the narrative of situated-ness, being and belonging from a host of perspectives - local, social, political and existential. A quiet blend of reflection, angst, wisdom and satire, these poems are sure to leave you both understood and a trifle disturbed.

The fifty-two poems in Stitching a Home by Basudhara Roy, undertake a searching analysis of the idea of home in cultural narratives of the everyday.

Migrations of Hope, from Basudhara Roy's doctoral work on the negotiation of diaspora space in the short fiction of three Indian American women writers - Bharati Mukherjee, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, and Jhumpa Lahiri, attempts to discuss the spatial ramifications of the diaspora in gendered terms.

Moon in My Teacup is a collection of fifty-one poems by Basudhara Roy that set out to do just what the title and the tiny little quatrain that begins its preface, profess - to reflect the moon in the teacup, the macrocosm in the microcosm and the world in the mind.