The author believes we are at a turning point as a species – and even in the shadow of big tech it’s up to us how we want to proceed‘I am a storyteller by trade,” writes Jeanette Winterson on the…
The New India Foundation unveils five shortlisted non-fiction works competing for the annual ₹15 lakh award set for December 12 The New India Foundation revealed the five shortlisted non-fiction works competing for the ₹15 lakh award. The winning author will be announced and…
New Delhi: The New India Foundation (NIF) has announced the shortlist for this year’s Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay NIF Book Prize (KCBP). It comprises five outstanding works of non-fiction on modern and contemporary India, all published in 2025. These five books span the…
This audacious portrait of the French author through the eyes of his women is Shafak’s love letter to literature in dark timesIn Frantumaglia, her collection of essays on writing and reading, Elena Ferrante writes that she has sometimes dismissed Gustave…
So what if Ferrante’s characters were growing up at a time with no internet and iPhones? The dilemmas of adolescence are still harrowing Elena Ferrante’s adolescents carry the burden of an emotional architecture that is pregnant with status competition, self-doubt…
In a new book, Gopalkrishna Gandhi studies his grandfather Mahatma Gandhi’s views on Hinduism As Serbian student movement ends ruling party’s 12-year reign, here are the challenges they face As Adani files defamation case, Calcutta HC blocks sharing of video…
The annual Nigel Jenkins Literary Prize was recently awarded to a student whose achievement in the Swansea University Creative Writing MA programme was of the highest order. The winner, Cori Smith-Pimlott, received a unique piece of sculptural glass made by…
The book moves between image and reflection, pairing Lemons with voices including musician Santigold and artist Lyle Ashton Harris. A foreword by Brontez Purnell sets the tone for a work that is as much about interior life as it is…
“Would you like to go to the book fair?” Eshwar’s excited voice muted the melody in the background. “I don’t know, Eshwar,” I said, thinking about the distance and the time I would have to spend in close proximity. “It’s…
Long out of print, The Tunnel returns with a timely exploration of the fascism of the heart. Whatever the purpose, the image of a man boring into increasingly tight, dirty spaces befits the feeling of The Tunnel itself, as it…
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