Every click of yours is quietly being watched. Worse, you are slowly being pushed into an information ghetto
Nuclear haves and have-nots are blinkered hypocrites in this memoir of former IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei
While Alice Albinia, the non-fiction writer, refuses to tell a well-worn tale, Albinia the novelist succumbs easily to reductive depictions
Gruelling research is just preparation for that moment when the story comes to possess him, says Amitav Ghosh
Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, who’s writing yet another autobiography, says she’s awaiting the ‘green’ signal to return to West Bengal
David Davidar explains why publishers can’t afford to invest time and money on their authors, and goads writers to start taking risks
The Pulitzer-nominated writer plots her latest biography, The Convert, in the style of a suspense thriller
Young Kashmiris speak up about the turmoil in their state in this explosive new anthology. An excerpt from an essay
Come on now, it’s never about the new meanings you grasp each time revisit a book. It’s the comfort of the same old story and the same old characters and the same old ending, every single time
Four sparkling English translations ably transcreate Urdu noir writer Ibne Safi’s delicious world of breezy, madcap pulp