Conversations with writers have now become increasingly platitudinal and monotonous
A compelling effort to link an individual’s journey through time with that of his troubled surroundings
Literature is political but it cannot always be used to serve narrow ends
Fosse’s Nobel award reflects the Swedish Academy’s commitment to recognising the writers not writing in English
Awais Khan’s third novel highlights the challenges faced by survivors of acid attacks
A bold anthology examining the stranglehold of the ‘white gaze’ in Western and European development initiatives
Hima Raza’s poetic oeuvre was a lively exploration of language, shape, word art and rhythm
Discovering bliss in the waters of the Maldives
KLF ‘23 brought to the fore some illuminating discourses on the written word
The story of a city where dreams come true… and the sacrifices people render to turn these dreams into reality
