Chenxin Jiang, in lithub, on bringing the stories of the Syrian refugees into English When Angela Merkel opened Germany’s borders to...
Month: January 2018
Japanese fiction needs to be read slowly. It deserves that. You cannot rush through it – even if it is...
Five years ago, in January 2013, Charles Ades Fishman and Smita Sahay conceived of Veils, Halos & Shackles, dedicated to...
Gish Jen investigates the effect of Western cultural influence on storytelling and identity. ....... Namrata Poddar: In exploring cultural assumptions...
From Italo Calvino’s Oaks to Arundhati Roy’s Mangosteens, trees have been the stuff of inspiration for as long as we’ve...
The High Commission of India in Singapore is organising the first ever India-ASEAN Writers Festival in Singapore. 2018 is the...
… word ‘Russia’ is enough to make some Bengalis teary-eyed. They made me recite my poems at great length...
Looking forward — 2018: When it comes to literature, mythology rules the roster, says Namita Gokhale
Publishing is an unpredictable business. Even so, one of the trends in the world of books that I discern in...
Dec 31, 2017-Poet Madhav Prasad Ghimire once described Ghanashyam Kandel as a writer capable of making nature cry, but had...
The disintegration of the Soviet Union in late 1991 left all the former republics scrambling. Self-rule was a surprise for...
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