More than four years after she wrote the first paragraph in late 2006, Ruth Ozeki was preparing to submit the...
Year: 2013
The Japanese master does a Kafka in Japan: The New Yorker He woke to discover that he had undergone a...
Soumya Bhattacharya on the lesser known Naipaul: HT Shiva Naipaul, the younger brother of VS Naipaul, was born in Trinidad...
Many past winners and judges of the main Booker prize have signed up to advise on its international sister prize:...
The 2013 South Asian Literature Festival in London brings yet another exciting programme, this year coloured with rich diversity in...
Seepersad Naipaul, the father of world-renowned Trinidadian writer VS Naipaul and, some believe, his inspiration, will be celebrated by the...
Fifteen titles are on the shortlist Fifteen titles, including three translated works and four debut works, are in the race...
English PEN is pleased to announce that the PEN Translates! grants programme is now open for submissions. This grant is part of...
In writing about gun rights and academic malpractice, Ravi Subramanian strays from his usual subject to decidedly mixed results: Tehelka It’s one...
A tender, haunting and lyrical memoir of going back to one’s roots, says Sumana Mukherjee in The Mint In The Lunchbox,...
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