Gone are the days when readers would look up to international authors who had earlier set a benchmark for sophisticated...
Aravind Adiga
By Ron Charles Americans know more about Quidditch than they do about cricket, but there must be magic in both...
Aravind Adiga has been writing about areas of darkness in India for a long time now. In the Booker Prize-winning...
Front covers from left to right 'Selection Day' by Aravind Adiga; 'Human Acts' by Han Kang and 'One Child' by...
It’s a chance visit to his alma mater in the second week of June week that led writer Aravind Adiga...
The Iranian Artists Forum hosted the meeting “Indian Contemporary Literature” attended by the scholar Safdar Taqizadeh, as well as Ehsan...
Indo-Asian News Service reports that David Godwin, the British literary agent who over the course of his career has represented every Indian...
This is the last year for the Booker as we know it, before space is made for American writers. But...
I first heard about Ashokamitran when a friend caught me watching old Tamil film snippets on Jaya Max (‘Madura Geetam’)....
A truly first-rate novel of the corporate workplace hardly exists in Indian literature; equally rare is a novel of sustained...
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