Last two years saw literary festivals moving largely to the digital sphere. Is this trend here to stay?
In recent times, conversations about books have gradually shifted towards YouTube and Instagram
Shahbano Alvi’s new anthology comes through with a candid portrayal of our association with people and places
A list of South Asian horror novels and stories that are sure to leave readers chilled to the bone
The Swedish Academy’s decision to confer this year’s award for literature on Abdulrazak Gurnah may have lifted the shadow of euro-centricity a bit
Aamer Hussein’s new book marries the poignancy of his fiction with the fluidity of his non-fiction
Rooney’s latest offering reflects her ability to capture the social and emotional zeitgeist of our times
The fifth volume of The Aleph Review strikes a note that is personal, yet deeply in sync with the realities of the world
Through three finely wrought stories, Sascha A Akhtar examines the disparate experiences of living in the City of Lights
Making a voyage between two languages, Lahiri’s new novel provides a memorable glimpse of the curiosities defined by geographical boundaries
