New Delhi, Feb 21 (IANS) A literature festival is all set to bring artists from South Asia -- sans Pakistan...
Month: February 2017
By Adila Matra Pakistani crime writer Omar Shahid Hamid comes with a lot of know-how of the criminal world. He...
By Lakshmi Menon Sarvat Hasin’s This Wide Night has been described as Little Women meets The Virgin Suicides. While this...
By Hamna Zubair Harris Khalique verbalised my thoughts at the eighth edition of the Karachi Literature Festival (KLF) exactly when, during...
With the Centre declaring February 21 to be celebrated as 'Matrubhasha Divas', e-commerce portal Amazon.in has launched the Matrubhasha Bookstore...
Your tablespoon is my teaspoon Lika Posamari is an Australian of northern European ancestry who leads a fairly nomadic life....
By Kris Kosaka Tokyo poet Philip Rowland’s third full-length collection of verse, “Something Other Than Other,” quietly resonates with profound...
By Bhumika Popli The Foundation of SAARC Writers and Literature (FOSWAL) is organising a three-day South Asian Literature Festival in Delhi from 24-26...
By Fernanda Eberstadt A SEPARATION By Katie Kitamura 229 pp. Riverhead Books. $25. When I was young, I felt a high-minded...
By Henna Rakheja Think of Indian women writers and names such as Mahasweta Devi and Ismat Chughtai immediately come to mind....
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