The Booker-winning author’s enthusiasm for bewildering metaphors is just one of his many literary failures
The style is reminiscent of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s, but Binoo K John works with a disadvantage. He writes in English
Non-fiction in the country comes of age with Aman Sethi’s book about life on the margins of society
They may be a dime a dozen these days. But writers can benefit immensely from these interactions
On reading the second part of Amitav Ghosh’s Ibis trilogy, it’s evident that there is such a thing as too much research
The heat and dust are factors, of course. But it’s also our penchant for scheming that makes us a nation of legendary spin bowlers
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