Interview with Neha J. Hiranandani on “Girl Power!”

14 10 , 2019 No Comments
Ever since the phenomenal success of Rebel Girls some years ago there has been a proliferation of books tom-tomming about the achievement of girls/ women,
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Emma Donaghue’s “Akin”

14 10 , 2019 No Comments
Akin by Emma Donaghue is about a retired professor and widower, Noah Selvaggio, who is looking forward to visiting Nice after decades. It is his
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The Booker 2019 shortlist

13 10 , 2019 No Comments
The Booker Prize is to be announced on Monday, 14 October 2019. This time it consists of very well established writers and previous Booker winners
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An extract from Salman Rushdie’s novel “Quichotte”

13 10 , 2019 No Comments
Quichotte is a retelling of Cervantes Don Quixote. In this modern version a salesman of Indian origin, Ismail, travels across America on a quest in
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“Voices of History: Speeches that Changed the World” by Simon Sebag Montefiore

12 10 , 2019 No Comments
When a historian such as Simon Sebag Montefiore who is also a brilliant public lecturer/ performer, puts together a collection of speeches that changed the
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Book Post 45: 15 Sept – 5 Oct 2019

06 10 , 2019 No Comments
Book Post 45 includes some of the titles received in the past few weeks. Wherever available Amazon’s Kindle widget has been embedded in the blog
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An evening to welcome the winners of the EU Prize for Literature, 24 Sept 2019

27 09 , 2019 No Comments
On Tuesday, 24 Sept 2019, Neeta Gupta hosted a wonderful evening to welcome the delegation of EU Prize for Literature winners led by Alexandra Buchler,
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Interview with Susan Van Metre, Executive Editorial Director, Walker Books US

25 09 , 2019 1 Comment
Susan Van Metre is the Executive Editorial Director of Walker Books US, a new division of Candlewick Press and the Walker Group. Previously she was
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Interview with Debasmita Dasgupta on her debut graphic novel, “Nadya”

20 09 , 2019 No Comments
Nadya is a stunningly powerful graphic novel about thirteen-year-old Nadya who witnesses her parent’s marriage deteriorate. The story and the art work are devastating. The
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Women in Translation, Aug 2019

18 09 , 2019 1 Comment
The Women in Translation (#WiT) month is celebrated annually in August. There was a flurry of activity online with a number of gems being unearthed
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