Book Review: The Silent Coup by Josy Joseph
Rahul Vishnoi review’s Josy Joseph’s The Silent Coup (Published by Context, 2022) Josy Joseph is a writer-journalist specialising in investigative journalism, and his name has
Rahul Vishnoi review’s Josy Joseph’s The Silent Coup (Published by Context, 2022) Josy Joseph is a writer-journalist specialising in investigative journalism, and his name has
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Neha Kirpal reviews Srijato Bandopadhyay’s A House of Rain and Snow (Published by Penguin Random House India, 2023), translated from Bengali by Maharghya Chakraborty Srijato’s
Sourima Rana reviews The Indian Cat by B.N. Goswamy (Published by Aleph Books, 2023) At the very outset, B.N. Goswamy states that he is not
Rhea Gangavkar reviews Devi: The Mystery of the Kolkata Murders by Prasun Roy (Published by Rupa Publications, 2023) In the vibrant backdrop of Kolkata’s Durga
Priyadarshini reviews Soft Animal by Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan (Published by Penguin India, 2023) How does a privileged urban Indian millennial woman navigate work, marriage, and
Satyartha Pandita reviews Ajeet Cour’s Life Was Here Somewhere, translated from Punjabi by Minoo Minocha (Published by Speaking Tiger, 2023) Life Was Here Somewhere, a
Team P3 curates a list of grants and awards for debut writers to make a mark in the publishing world. Publishing for the first time
Team P3 curates a list of literary awards 2023. Outside of the popular awards like the Jnanpith Award, JCB, and Sahitya Akademi, there are plenty
Seema Bhaskaran reviews Renuka Narayanan’s Learning from Loss (Published by Juggernaut Publications, 2023) The book Learning from Loss by Renuka Narayanan narrates 20 tales from the
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