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

Book Lists

Literary awards from 2020: A List

The Indian literary canon has a plethora of titles from across regions, cultures and languages and since we are always on a hunt of books

P3 Team February 25, 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

Exploring Dalit Literature

Although Dalit literature originated in Maharashtra from the 1950s – 1960s, the genre, that gave expression to a historically supressed community, has emerged in all

Rupal Vyas January 6, 2021

Book Reviews

Fishing for love in Chemmeen

Chemmeen is written by T.S. Pillai and translated from Malayalam by Narayana Menon Set in the “tiny fishing villages of Kerala on the southwest coast”

Prakruti Maniar December 25, 2020

Book Reviews

Moustache by S. Hareesh

Moustache, originally written in Malayalam as Meesha, by S. Hareesh and translated by Jayasree Kalathil into English is an extremely well-written, multifaceted novel which redefines

Dhanya Linaraj November 1, 2020

Neil D’Silva: On championing Indian horror

Neil D’Silva is a postgraduate in organic chemistry, ran a coaching class for 18 years while also freelancing and is now among the few horror

Prakruti Maniar October 27, 2020

Q & A

In Conversation With: Sowmya Vajjala

Sowmya Vajjala is a translator, notably for her work ‘The Sharp Knife of Memory’ from Telugu to English and has translated “Our Films, Their films”

Rupal Vyas October 13, 2020

Book Reviews

Topi Shukla by Rahi Masoom Raza

Rahi Masoom Raza weaves Topi Shukla the way a dastango weaves their dastaan. It gently takes the reader by the hand into the world of Topi,

Rupsa Nag September 4, 2020

Q & A

In Conversation With: Kochery Shibu

Kochery Shibu has served in the Indian Navy and commanded two warships. Post his retirement he has executed hydroelectric projects across India, and penned Men

Rupal Vyas July 23, 2020