Book Review of Darkness by Ratnakar Matkari

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Horror stories where you least expect them

Fans of horror, this one is for you!

Sneha Pathak July 12, 2021

Book Lists

7 Must-Read Translated Gujarati Fiction for your TBR

For a multilingual country such as ours, translation is as much a political act as a cultural one; in reading about the different cultures and

P3 Team July 10, 2021

Book Reviews

The Greatest Hindi Stories Ever Told : Ed. by Poonam Saxena

Like its precedents, The Greatest Hindi Stories Ever Told selected and translated by Poonam Saxena brings forth 25 stories representing the finest short fiction in

Swathi VK July 3, 2021

Q & A

In Conversation With: Jenny Bhatt

Jenny Bhatt is a writer, translator and a book-critic with two acclaimed books out over the last year – Each of Us Killers, that was out

Prakruti Maniar July 1, 2021

Originals

How Bookstagram Has Affected My Reading

#Bookstagram happens to be one of the most dedicated communities to reading and books. It is that corner of social media which book nerds, readers,

Sneha Pathak February 7, 2021

Book Lists

Finding home in literature: Indian diasporic fiction

Even before translation and robust marketing was the order of the day, Indian diasporic writers have put Indian stories on the map of world literature.

Payal Morankar January 28, 2021

Book Reviews

Girl made of Gold by Geetanjali Kolanad

What could a man do when even Gods were helpless and drunk with desire, a desire that Devadasis were adept at kindling and keeping ablaze

Divya Shankar January 27, 2021

Q & A

In Conversation With: Mitra Phukan

Mitra Phukan is a writer, translator, columnist and trained classical vocalist who lives in Guwahati, Assam. Her published works include four children’s books, a biography,

Rupal Vyas December 1, 2020

Book Reviews

Separate Journeys : Edited by Geeta Dharmarajan

Separate Journeys, the new collection of short stories edited by Geeta Dharmarajan, is earthy and raw in its exploration of womanhood in multiple forms –

Anupama Kumar November 26, 2020

Book Reviews

Mauni – A Writer’s Writer by S. Mani

Translated and Edited from the Tamil by Lakshmi Holmstrom Mauni, the pen-name of S. Mani, is a pioneer in the short story scene of Tamil

Savitha Vaidyanathan November 23, 2020

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Horror stories where you least expect them

7 Must-Read Translated Gujarati Fiction for your TBR

The Greatest Hindi Stories Ever Told : Ed. by Poonam Saxena

In Conversation With: Jenny Bhatt

How Bookstagram Has Affected My Reading

Finding home in literature: Indian diasporic fiction

Girl made of Gold by Geetanjali Kolanad

In Conversation With: Mitra Phukan

Separate Journeys : Edited by Geeta Dharmarajan

Mauni – A Writer’s Writer by S. Mani

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