This set of critical essays on the selected works of Indian writers will prove to be a seminal work in terms of the kind of concerns it raises. Feminist, gender, cultural, environmental, postcolonial, psychological, sociolinguistic, political and publishing concerns are deftly handled by the contributors, giving a wide range of critical perspectives on the fiction written and read in today’s fast changing face of technological and digital revolutions. Each contributor has attempted to examines the texts selected by them from a more contemporaneous set of critical ideologies. The nuances of the regional writing are carefully handled and addressed in the respective essays. This work will certainly provide a wide range of critical inputs that will help the critics to understand the texts from diverse perspectives.