Dr. Ramlal Agarwal reviews Salman Rushdie's latest short story collection, The Eleventh Hour (Random House Inc, 2025), observing how it is a...
Salman Rushdie
In this essay, Hafsa Rahman analyses the story of Shiva and explores various possibilities about the interconnectedness of fate in...
Translator and former professor Himansu S. Mohapatra reviews Salman Rushdie's Victory City (Penguin Random House, 2023) observing how it is...
In this essay, Ramlal Agarwal observes Salman Rushdie's writings on India as a country in two of his major works...
In this literary essay, Ramlal Agarwal takes us through Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children calling it a saga set in the...
Every January, India hosts the largest literary festival in the world — the Jaipur Literary festival. Founded in 2006, it...
Anuradha Kumar, the author of Coming Back to the City, Mumbai Stories, in conversation with Mitali Chakravarty Anuradha Kumar has...
By Murali Kamma The cyclist at Church Square didn’t attract much attention initially, even though he was just going...
Cover illustration for the London edition of Miguel Cervantes Don Quixote In 1981, Salman Rushdie’s second novel, Midnight’s Children, with...
(From the Times Literary Supplement. Link to the complete article is given below.) “What, then, shall that language be? One-half...
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