The Sacred Sorrow of Sparrows is a strange title, you'd think. And yet the alliteration in the title beckons you,...
Month: May 2017
By Manal Shakir “Snow in Amman” is a collection of short stories from Jordan, translated and edited by Ibtihal Mahmood...
By Veena Gokhale Anita Desai, three time Booker Prize nominee, winner of several prestigious awards and with more than 17...
By Charmaine Chan Retailers will quake at the appearance of yet another book lauding minimalist living. The latest to find bliss...
By Joyce Lau Hookers with hearts of gold have undeniable appeal as characters. They are sensual and risqué, while also...
By J. D. Biersdorfer This year marks the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, Apple’s all-purpose gadget that kicked off the...
India’s publishing industry is as ruthless as it is dotted with glitz. With debutant authors often taking years to...
By Aminah Sheikh Let’s get down to brass tacks. Why do you write? My stories arise from discontent, disenfranchisement, the periphery. Mainly because I've grown up...
By Tishani Doshi Kiran Nagarkar is an author who generates an extreme level of devotion among his fans. Some, including...
By Pradhuman Sodha To read a story of an Indian family that had achieved the American dream, settled down in USA,...
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