ONLINE ARTICLES

9th January 2019

Okay, Nandini Krishnan, I read your book ‘Invisible Men’, and here’s why it’s offensive 

By Gee Semmalar for The News Minute

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13th January 2019

Invisible Men and Chitrangada Myth -How Invisible Men Hurts The Trans Men Community

By Heigrujam Elizabeth for Imphal Free Press

13 January 2019

Invisible Men is prejudice masquerading as honesty

By Rohini Malur for News Laundry

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15th January 2019

How Nandini Krishnan’s Book Hurts The Trans Men Community

By Jamal Siddiqui For Feminism In India

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16th January 2019

Six questions for the author of Invisible Men

By esvi anbu kothazham 

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18th January 2019

Dear Straight People, Stop Teaching Me How To Be Queer

By Hamsadhwani Alagarsamy for Feminism in India

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22nd January 2019

Visible prejudices and invisible ethics -The Colonial Lens of an Ethnographic Research

By Dr. Sylvia Karpagam - Wordpress Blog

22nd January 2019

The Colonial Lens of an Ethnographic Research

By Arpita Jaya for Round Table India

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26th January 2019

The Criticism of a Book on Transmen in India raises Essential Questions about Power and Privilege

By Shals Mahajan For Scroll.in

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31st January 2019

Nandini Krishnan's Invisible Men does many of us a personal and political disservice, writes interviewee featured in the book

 By Bittu Karthik for FirstPost.

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6th February 2019

Open letter to Kala Ghoda Literature organisers regarding Nandini Krishnan

by Trans Men Speak for Themselves for Gaylaxy Magazine

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7th February 2019

Nandini Krishnan, Penguin Random House committed serious breach of trust, ethical lapses in publishing book on us, charge trans men

By Greeshma Rai for FirstPost. 

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11 February 2019

Krishnan’s Invisible Men & 5 ‘Woke’ Critiques You Must Check Out 

By NOFILTERSASSY For Gaysi

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11th February 2019

Trans men question Invisible Men author Nandini Krishnan's presence on panel discussing queer writing at Kala Ghoda Festival

By Greeshma Rai for FirstPost.

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