A selection of the exceptional at the Art Fair varies from the psychedelic to mystifying allegories
Fashionista, motormouth, star daughter and internet meme. Sonam Kapoor may be all this but she is also an actor who wants her performances to be taken seriously
How RK Laxman, the creator of the Common Man, was nothing like the character he created
Three Chinese writers, exiled from their country’s imagination, implore India to preserve freedom of speech
The biggest bromance in contemporary literary history comes full circle at JLF, as VS Naipaul and Paul Theroux drive out together
Author Javier Moro on the release of his controversial book, The Red Sari, and why the life of Sonia Gandhi fascinates him
Talking about women's writing and talking about sex may soon be passé, two of today’s sessions suggest
Jhumpa Lahiri wins the 2015 DSC Prize for South Asian Literature for The Lowland
Alberto Manguel, in fine form at the Jaipur Literature Festival, on why he doesn’t believe in virtual literature or virtual sex—and why you shouldn’t read Paulo Coelho
Even as we rage against Perumal Murugan’s forced exile from literature, a generation of Tamil writers is pausing mid-thought and self-censoring its work in what is a clear victory for fundamentalists