Columnists

Rosalia Scalia, who writes both fiction and non-fiction, earned a Master's degree in writing from Johns Hopkins University in 2003. She's widely published, and lives in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.

Reluctant Rebellions:
Shauna Singh Baldwin’s New Collection of Literary Gems A Book Review by ROSALIA SCALIA

She explores how being Sikh informs her work and her perspective as a woman.

Something Daring:
Prem Kahani ROSALIA SCALIA

“Mommy has something extra special planned for you tonight. She found the perfect match for you ..."

Love Chakri
Part IV -
A Prem Kahani A Short Story by ROSALIA SCALIA

The boys bounced from the middle of the stairs onto the sofa ...

Love Chakri
Part III -
A Prem Kahani A Short Story by ROSALIA SCALIA

"What brings you to my project on Sunday afternoon?” she asked.

Love Chakri
Part II -
A Prem Kahani A Short Story by ROSALIA SCALIA

She held up her index finger at him to wait, without looking at him. 

Love Chakri
Part I -
A Prem Kahani A Short Story by ROSALIA SCALIA

Something about her that he couldn’t name unsettled him, got under his skin.

Helium:
Jaspreet Singh's New Novel on 1984 A Book Review by ROSALIA SCALIA

The innocent Professor is singled out and attacked by the mob.

Joyful Noise:
Dya Singh, the Sikh Minstrel on the World Music Stage ROSALIA SCALIA

“My main music is kirtan - whether in concert or in a gurdwara ..."

Forever Reaching For The Sky:
Malaysia's Sangat Singh ROSALIA SCALIA

Being a pioneer is not a new role for Sangat.

Building Bridges:
Dr Kanwal Nain Singh in Malaysia ROSALIA SCALIA

“He is friendly, without trying. A walking and talking Dale Carnegie.”