Here is reportage that is both passionate and detached, says Amit Sengupta: Tehelka He enters familiar and unfamiliar corridors like...
Month: August 2014
Hailed as the new Jhumpa Lahiri, Jacob soars with a voice entirely her own, less bleak and more vibrant: Neha...
Two translations of a seminal short story collection— experimental in form and style—that set north India aflame: Outlook India In...
It’s your freshman year in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, when you live with two other Indians in a one-bedroom apartment. A...
Mani Shankar Aiyer on K. Natwar Singh, whose controversial biography, One Life is Not Enough, is just out: Outlook The most...
Murakami returns with a harmonious blend of naivety and riddling sophistication: The Independent, UK Haruki Murakami, who ran a jazz...
“I thought I knew what I was getting into,” is what author Susan Blumberg-Kason told me about her marriage at the age...
A new theory suggests that the similarities shared by many myths means that they have a common origin, passed down...
In ‘The Dog,’ Jack Livings writes of a Modernizing China: NYT “We’re just humble workers, and we can’t defeat physical...
Only few crime novels deserve to be called operatic – in the sense of being larger than life, with emotions...
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