It took Emily X.R. Pan nearly a decade to write her debut novel The Astonishing Color of After. She’d initially conceived...
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By Shikhandin Photo Courtesy: Ushinor Majumdar Sudeep Chakravarti is the author of several groundbreaking and bestselling works of narrative non-fiction...
Writing crime fiction in post revolution Iran Back in the day, so my mother tells me, on the rare occasions...
Lucknow has been the hub of mushaira, Dasstaangoi and kavi sammelan for centuries, but as times change, rituals and traditions...
After years on the peripheries of US fiction and poetry, Asian American authors have stepped into the spotlight during 2017....
South-east Asia has undeniably had its fair share of war and torment through the centuries, from colonisation in Malaysia to...
After the brutal suppression of China’s 1989 democracy movement, Liu Suli, a student leader who had narrowly escaped being gunned...
By Anita A Thomas ‘Writing about Indonesia’ predicates a knowledge of the country, and the panel discussion hosted by Books...
The quiet, firm Lebanese feminist author and activist Emily Nasrallah (1931-2018) — celebrated for her debut novel Birds of September — has...
The book I am currently reading The Age of Anger by Pankaj Mishra. He uses Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morals to help understand why everyone...
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