“Guruji, they are all gathering,” twelve-year-old Sumant, his cheeks covered with a fuzzy growth of beard, peered through the flap...
Fiction
We enter a narrow muddy path with jhopadpattis on both sides. Lalit apologetically turns his head towards me; the car...
Pankaj Mishra Pankaj Mishra and Jennifer Szalai discuss the representation of extreme political ideas in fiction in the NYT Writing...
Lavanya Sankaran’s aptly named first novel The Hope Factory is the latest in formulaic fiction from the Subcontinent, says Devika...
Soumyabrata Gupta wonders if in the face of electronic gadgets and e-books, paperbacks and hard covers are losing their charm. One...
September 16 - October 28, 2013 The University of Iowa’s International Writing Program is proud to present a free online...
Elvira Baryakina talks about her novel ‘White Shanghai,’ a work that connects wildly different tales of struggle and survival in...
Review of From the Fatherland, With Love, By Ryu Murakami, trans. Ralph McCarthy, Charles de Wolf and Ginny Tapley Takemori...
JASMINE, by Noboru Tsujihara, translated by Juliet W. Carpenter., reviewed in the Japan Times That the Western world has lost...
Sheila Melvin in ARB Upon learning that the novelist Mo Yan had been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in...
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