After writing critically acclaimed novels, including the poignant Between Clay and Dust (2012), Pakistani-Canadian author Musharraf Ali Farooqi is embarking upon a...
Set in Mysore, a city on the cusp of change, this first novel is full of promise waiting to be...
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Imagine water and its mutable foundation dissolving your island, the landlocked continental mass that houses your trespassers. Since...
The wisdom of The Last Word by Hanif Kureishi is not a single strand of thought. Rather, it tries to unflinchingly recognise...
Leading Indian-origin writers, artists and lawyers have warned against BJP's Narendra Modi as India's next Prime Minister, saying his coming...
Shiba Ryotaro is a master spinner of yarns, and “Clouds Above the Hill” is packed with entertaining and enlightening digressions:...
What would you do if you hated your father — really hated him? Could you bring yourself to kill him? But what...
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