Team Kitaab is in conversation with Bangladeshi writer, translator, and academician, Niaz Zaman who recently curated and edited a collection...
translated works
Namrata reviews Salma's short story collection, The Curse: Short Stories translated by N Kalyan Raman (Speaking Tiger, 2020) emphasizing how...
Namrata reviews S.L. Bhyrappa's Brink (Translated by R. Ranganath Prasad and published by Niyogi Books, 2020) calling it a much...
In this literary essay, Tushar G explores the role of translated literature in India and its changing face. With 22...
Anamika Das reviews Kondapalli Koteswaramma's memoir, The Sharp Knife ( Published by Zubaan books, 2015) telling us how the author's...
Face tense, hands frantic, Mariam tried to cleanse her flesh and her soul by scrubbing at the warm stickiness contaminating...
A glimpse from Brink originally written by S.L. Bhyrappa in Kannada as Anchu and translated by R. Ranganath Prasad. (Published...
It is three o’clock. Keeping aside the work in hand, I leant back in my chair. My handwritten long row...
No one can claim the name of Pedronobody is Rosa or Mariaall of us are dust or sandall of us...
A preview of There's a carnival today originally written by Indra Bahadur Rai in Nepali and translated into English by Manjushree Thapa...
