(From The Millions. Link to the complete interview given below) Lillian Li uses her past as a server for inspiration...
Book
(From The Guardian. Link to the complete article given below.) Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire, which reworks Sophocles’ tragedy Antigone to...
Reviewed by Krishnasruthi Srivalsan Title: The Bamboo Stalk Author: Saud Alsanousi, translated by Jonathan Wright Publisher: Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation Publishing...
SCIENCE AS CULTURE Many Indian scientists, competent in their fields of specialization, know less about science as a form of...
Reviewed by Mitali Chakravarty Title: A Different Sky Author: Meira Chand Publisher: Vintage Books (2011) Pages: 488 Buy A Different...
Today, when latitudes shift, cultures collide, and we are all travellers in one form or another, in ways perhaps unprecedented,...
Reviewed by Dr Usha Bande Title: Elixir Author: Sinjini Sengupta Publisher: Readomania Publishing, 2017 Price: INR 250/- When a...
The winter this year had knocked in early. It was mid-November and the chilly mornings had now become foggier. The...
Reviewed by Nilesh Mondal Title: The Wounds of the Dead Author: Vikram Paralkar Publisher: Fourth Estate India (2017) Pages: 224...
(From Publishing Perspectives) Our colleagues at OpenBook in Beijing and Trajectory in Boston point out that although Yu Hua’s To...
You must be logged in to post a comment.