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Of ties that bind and also constrain

India, Feb. 21 -- Admirers of Banu Mushtaq's International Booker-winning Heart Lamp will enjoy Salma's Dark Hours of the Night, translated from the Thamizh by GJV Prasad. Originally published in 2006... Read More


Review: Dark Hours of the Night by Salma

India, Feb. 20 -- Admirers of Banu Mushtaq's International Booker-winning Heart Lamp will enjoy Salma's Dark Hours of the Night, translated from the Thamizh by GJV Prasad. Originally published in 2006... Read More


Narasimha Kumar: "There is a lot of focus on translations now"

India, Feb. 18 -- How did you come across Konda Polam and what led you to translate it to English? I have always loved reading Venkatarami Reddy's novels and stories for the vivid descriptions and es... Read More


Report: Travel Writing Festival

India, Jan. 26 -- On December 14, about 50 people gathered at Walking Bookfairs, Bhubaneswar, to board a bus to Puri for the third edition of India's first Travel Writing Festival. Organised by the fo... Read More


The pound of flesh that motherhood extracts

India, Jan. 10 -- In Burns Boy, the unnamed mother of Guru and Aparna says, "Then I thought maybe he [Guru] didn't like my stories, and that thought terrified me, even more than him not liking me anym... Read More


Review: Burns Boy by Krupa Ge

India, Jan. 10 -- In Burns Boy, the unnamed mother of Guru and Aparna says, "Then I thought maybe he [Guru] didn't like my stories, and that thought terrified me, even more than him not liking me anym... Read More


Review: The Comeback by Annie Zaidi

India, Jan. 1 -- Annie Zaidi's The Comeback is about one man's journey from self-absorption to consideration for others staged as an ode to theatre as an artform. It asks important questions of popula... Read More