Four Poems by Shirin Bismillah Shirin Bismillah is a young academic from New Delhi, India, currently pursuing her Mphil in...
Year: 2015
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The second day of Tata Literature Live! on Friday saw a wide-range of sessions starting with the launch of former...
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