It is the questions rather than the subjects that drive Jung Chang. The renowned Chinese author has spent nearly three...
Year: 2015
Turkey is bidding farewell to its towering man of letters Yaşar Kemal, not only a great author who published over...
A new BBC TV series trapped in the Raj serves up the obligatory, exotic nostalgia: Outlook India With opening titles...
Kitaab is happy to announce that Singapore-based Felicia Low-Jimenez has joined Team Kitaab as Interviews Editor. Felicia studied business administration...
US-based Mantra Roy has joined Kitaab as our first Non-fiction Editor. Mantra studied English at St. Xavier's College, Kolkata and...
Monica Arora, who is based in New Delhi, has joined Kitaab as Book Review Editor. A graduate of Lady Shri...
Unidentified assailants have hacked to death writer Avijit Roy and seriously injured his blogger wife Rafida Ahmed Banna. Police said...
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Last month, Tamil author Perumal Murugan's self-proclaimed "death" following protests against his books spurred a debate about freedom of expression....
Dragons, ogres, pixies? It’s not what is expected of Kazuo Ishiguro, but they feature in The Buried Giant, his first...
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