
Sanjena Sathian
Contributor at Freelance
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2 weeks ago |
scroll.in | Sanjena Sathian
The first time I saw Killian, he was nude. Pale, toned, illumined by an unflattering cone of yellow lighting, like Michelangelo’s David on display in a Walmart. I was in my first year of graduate school, attending something called a Naked Supper Club at the home of a forestry school student named Elsa, who hosted monthly dinners consisting entirely of foraged vegetables, roots, and fungi.
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2 weeks ago |
shethepeople.tv | Sanjena Sathian
Sanjana Satyananda is trying to recover her life. It’s been a year since she walked out on her husband, a struggling actor named Killian, at a commune in India, after a disagreement about whether to have children. Now, Sanjana is struggling to resurrect her busted anthropology dissertation and crashing at her annoyingly perfect sister’s while her well-adjusted peers obsess over marriages, mortgages, and motherhood. Sanjana needs to move forward—and finalize her divorce, ASAP.
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2 months ago |
penguinrandomhouselibrary.com | Sharnell Johnson |Sanjena Sathian
By Sharnell Johnson | March 28 2025 | NewsFridayReads Have you read this yet? Reading this right now?
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2 months ago |
bookreporter.com | Sanjena Sathian
Following 2021’s GOLD DIGGERS, Sanjena Sathian’s second novel opens with its protagonist, Sanjana Satyananda, in a state of in-betweenness. Things had fallen apart with her husband, Killian, several months earlier, so Sanjana left Goa and returned to New York City. To save money, she has moved out of her apartment and is caroming between her best friend Lia’s place in Brooklyn and her sister Maneesha’s in New Haven.
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2 months ago |
news.nestia.com | Sanjena Sathian
We recommend a bounty of good fiction this week, with a collection by Torrey Peters, a mystery by Deanna Raybourn and new novels from Chaim Grade, Karen Russell and others. In nonfiction, we like a journalist’s look back at a little-remembered episode of police brutality from the 1980s and a damning, juicy tell-all by a former Facebook insider. Happy reading.
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