In writing about gun rights and academic malpractice, Ravi Subramanian strays from his usual subject to decidedly mixed results: Tehelka It’s one...
Month: October 2013
A tender, haunting and lyrical memoir of going back to one’s roots, says Sumana Mukherjee in The Mint In The Lunchbox,...
Chinese readers of Ezra F. Vogel’s sprawling biography of China’s reformist leader Deng Xiaoping may have missed a few details that appeared...
At Last, an English Translation of “The Plum in the Golden Vase”: LARB We live at a time of globalization,...
Suneetha Balakrishnan reviews the novel Trade Winds of Meluha by Vasant Davé The period of the novel Trade Winds of...
Interview with Ramachandra Guha on Gandhi Before India: Open Magazine "There’s lots and lots, including the characters—they’re very important. I...
But not from anti-nuclear activism, according to The Japan Times In 1998, Norma Field visited Sharon Stephens at home. Stephens...
The Kiwi author describes the journey that led to her Booker Prize win: The TelegraphThe morning after the night that...
The Tata group and Literature Live! today announced the 2013 edition of Tata Literature Live! The Mumbai International LitFest. Over...
For all the slang and swagger, this bold new version of the Hindu epic keeps its moral core intact, says...
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