There’s Gunpowder in the Air by Manoranjan Byapari
When I read the blurb of There’s Gunpowder in the Air, I couldn’t help but be reminded of an iconic scene from the popular Hindi
When I read the blurb of There’s Gunpowder in the Air, I couldn’t help but be reminded of an iconic scene from the popular Hindi
The last year has seen momentous growth in the literary sector – there was a new Literary Prize, record adaptations with companies like The Story
I once had a conversation with my friend, of a different and politically opposing faith. When push came to shove, if the two of us
“Once, in a village, there was a goat. No one knew where she was born. The birth of an ordinary life never leaves a trace,
Some new names and some old, some popular choices and some critically-loved. 2018 was an exciting year for Indian literature, a time when the reading,
A compass among rows of paints. The cover of All the Lives We Never Lived is enough to draw you in even without its blurb
Speaking to Shubhangi Swarup, like reading her book, is to leave the parochial behind. It is to be inspired to live as fully and engagingly
First, there was the beginning of the universe, with two atoms and emptiness. Then, there was the ocean, and a simple dream of a
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