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NON-FICTION/ESSAY
Nehru’s visit to Aligarh and a foiled assassination attempt: The stuff of Howard Hirt’s forgotten novel, The Heat of Winter
Abdul Jamil Urfi
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Review
‘The Ink Black Heart’: Robert Galbraith’s new-age locked room mystery
Ananya Dutta Gupta
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Priya Hajela: ‘Ladies’ Tailor is a story of rebuilding life in the tumultuous backdrop of Partition’
Saumya Singh
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Review
Ari Gautier’s The Thinnai breaks new ground in Franco-Indian Dalit writing
Dr Chinnadevi Singadi
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Krupa Ge on her debut novel, What We Know About Her, an inquiry into the society’s treatment of women
Saumya Singh
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
‘Literature not addressing issues like mob lynching at all’: Chandan Pandey, author of Legal Fiction
Utkarsh Mani Tripathi
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Review
J.K. Rowling’s The Christmas Pig: A Fantastic Fairytale That Will Melt Your Heart
Aazim Maaz
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Review
Rohit Trilokekar’s The Perfect Outside: Unboxing Life into the Imperfect ‘Inside’
Dr Chinnadevi Singadi
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Review
Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi, winner of Women’s Prize for Fiction, is a spellbinding tale about finding liberation in loneliness
Saumya Singh
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Anuradha Roy: ‘Novels start as ideas, images, moments of finding connections’
Shireen Quadri
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Anindita Ghose: ‘I was interested in exploring how much of women’s identities are defined by the men in their lives’
Neha Kirpal
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Review
Mary Lawson’s Booker-longlisted novel, A Town Called Solace, is about the need to be loved and the desire to love
Saumya Singh
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Review
Reflections on a Collaborative Novel by Nine Authors
Jayshree Misra Tripathi
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Sahar Mustafah: ‘The yearning for stories that reflect my lived experiences informs my writing’
Shumaila Taher
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Fiction
These, Our Bodies, Possessed by Light: An Excerpt
Dharini Bhaskar
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Lucy Ellmann: Republic of Consciousness
Shireen Quadri
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Review
Mehr: Love Across the Border
Dr Madhu Shrivastava
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Fiction
Excerpt: The Painter of Bridges
Priscilla Morris
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Conversations with Khushwant Singh
Professor Shiv K. Kumar
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NON-FICTION/ESSAY
On Writing: Discovering Virinara
Usha Alexander
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
In the end, a novel is about controlling time: Sumana Roy
Shireen Quadri
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
All stories come from somewhere: Sarvat Hasin
Kausambhi Majumdar
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Preti Taneja: A Gaze at World’s Darkness
Nawaid Anjum
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Unanswered questions about Corbett’s life
The Punch
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Memory and forgetting
Shireen Quadri
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NON-FICTION/ESSAY
Arundhati Roy and Her Suicidal Mission: A Conspiracy Theory
C P Surendran
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Fiction
The Tryst: An extract
Monique Roffey
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
We often disregard our own history: Sujit Saraf
The Punch
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Why Pakistan? A novel tries to find an answer
The Punch
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Review
Shazia Omar's Dark Diamond: A riotous ride on a time machine
Neeman Sobhan
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
My literary agenda is to write women protagonists: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
The Punch
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NON-FICTION/ESSAY
On Milan Kundera's Art of the Novel and The Festival of Insignificance: An Essay in Seven Parts
Devdan Chaudhuri
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
The lyrical expression of the ordinary attracts me: Anjum Hasan
Sumana Roy
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INTERVIEW/PROFILE
Amit Chaudhuri: 'I see history as junk, and junk as somehow being historical'
Devdan Chaudhuri
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Fiction
A Little Life: An Extract
Hanya Yanagihara
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Fiction
Beautiful, Strange, Hurt Lily
Ranbir Singh Sidhu
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