By Mitali Chakravarty Title: She Wore Red Trainers Author: Na’ima B. Roberts Publisher: Kube Publishing Children’s Books Published in...
Month: December 2017
Tokyo has been a subject of literature for centuries, and continues to inspire writers today. These ten fiction and non-fiction works...
With the announcement of the 2017 Nobel Prize winners, British contemporary author Kazuo Ishiguro joins the small but extremely talented cohort of writers from Japan or...
One of the joys of the novel is its endless capacity for reinvention, and 2017 saw fiction writers trying out...
Han Kang is a South Korean writer whose novels in translation include Human Acts and The Vegetarian – for which she won the 2016...
By Bhaswati Ghosh Title: Wet Radio and other poems Author: Goirick Brahmachari Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (August 18, 2017) Pages:...
Are Hindi, Hindavi, Rekhta and Urdu different names for the same linguistic, literary and cultural heritage? The three-day Jashn-e-Rekhta (Rekhta...
Satyajit Ray’s eccentric character is being turned into a film by his son Sandip. When Sandip Ray read the first...
The Best Asian Travel Writing series is the first of its kind, showcasing Asia’s finest travel writing. This second edition of...
Rather than being weighed down by pedagogy, children’s literature must set you free — to imagine, to recall, to revel...
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