Sunjeev Sahota, “The Year of the Runaways”

‘It really is a pathetic thing. To mourn a past you never had. Don’t you think?’  p.216 Sunjeev Sahota’s The Year of the Runaways is his second
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Twinkle Khanna and Brigid Keenan

I have had immense good fortune of reading Twinkle Khanna’s Mrs Funnybones and Brigid Keenan’s Packing Up back-to-back. Mrs Funnybones is Twinkle Khanna’s debut as an author. It is based
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Press Release: Rupa Publications turns 80!

INDIA’S LARGEST INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING HOUSE TURNS 80! Rupa Publications turns 80 this August, and reiterates its continuing commitment to books, authors and the industry. Rupa
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Literati – “The library as social experience” ( 16 August 2015)

My monthly column, Literati, in the Hindu Literary Review was published online ( 15 August 2015) and will be in print ( 16 August 2015). Here is
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Literati – “The Critic” ( 19 July 2015)

My monthly column, Literati, in the Hindu Literary Review was published online ( 18 July 2015) and was in print ( 19 July 2015). Here is the
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Abeer Y. Hoque “The Lovers and the Leavers”

But it hadn’t been the smell of Indian food that had offended Sailan. It was Appa. Gabriel had never considered their father’s post-work rituals consciously
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Alex Bellos, “Alex Through the Looking Glass”

I spent the better part of a morning reading bestselling author Alex Bellos’s absolutely delightful book Alex Through the Looking Glass: How Life Reflects Numbers, and
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“A Clutch of Indian Masterpieces”, an interview with David Davidar, Kitaabnama

An interview with writer, publisher and anthologist, David Davidar regarding his new book, A Clutch of Indian Masterpieces. It is a collection of 39 short stories
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Anis Shivani’s “Karachi Raj”

Anis Shivani has been a writer for many years. He is known as a short story writer and a poet. Karachi Raj is his debut novel.
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Susan Abulhawa, “The Blue between Sky and Water”

The Blue Between Sky and Water was my first introduction to Susan Abulhawa’s writing. It is about four generations of a family but focuses primarily
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