By Choe Sang -Hun It was a dog-eared manuscript, 743 pages bound in string. But for Do Hee-youn, an activist campaigning...
Month: March 2017
By Ryle Dwyer Ryle Dwyer reads a trilogy that traces the life and crimes of the tyrant responsible for the deaths...
By Lakshmi Menon Contrary to popular belief, there is no singular language of poetry. Every writer is unique in the...
The Assam Valley Literary Award for year 2016 was presented to prolific writer and a vocal supporter of gender equality,...
By Anjana Balakrishnan Perumal Murugan's fiction has the enchanting ability to fill you with dread. To all appearances, his stories are...
London/ Kolkata, Mar 18 : The popular Indian literary event Kalam will make its international debut on Sunday in London,...
By Pallavi Chattopadhyay As India’s first children’s literature festival, Bookaroo bags award at the London Book Fair, co-founders Swati Roy...
By Manal Shakir “The Meursault Investigation” by Kamel Daoud is a retelling of the 1942 French novel by Albert Camus. Camus’...
Japanese author Mariko Shinju believes the world can learn to live in peace from the Indian way of "living together...
By Saritha S Balan For Marathi writer and Dalit literary icon Sharankumar Limbale, a Dalit is one who fights against...
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