Day: May 19, 2016
by Mantra Roy A sensitive poet, an author for young adults, a teacher, co-organizer of the Taj Literature Festival, and...
A story telling session of Katha Kathan was held in Mumbai on Friday evening to commemorate the birthdays of Rabindranath...
Two writers, scientist and broadcaster Aarathi Prasad and K. Satchidanandan, a Malayalam and English poet, have pulled out of the...
Young writers are addressing themes that chime with readers in a globalised world, and doing so in extraordinarily imaginative ways...
South Korean writer Han Kang’s Booker Prize marks a major victory for a decade-long effort to drag one of Asia’s...
The title and the epigraph of Zafar Anjum's Kafka in Ayodhya give a good indication of the central concerns of the short...
Over the past several decades, Korean literature was, for the most part, unknown to casual Western readers with many of...
The awarding of a Man Booker International Prize to Han Kang’s novel “The Vegetarian” is being cited as a major...
By Mandy Pannett This is a book about language – or rather a slantwise glance at its rich complexity, its...
