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The Wounded Happiness of Salman Rushdie
S Prasannarajan
What it takes to be a writer in the time of hate. Rushdie returns to that August morning in 2022 when he almost died under the knife of a man inspired by the late Ayatollah Khomeini’s death decree against the author
The Mythic Meets the Mundane
A Sri Lankan novel is a top contender for the world’s leading science-fiction prize
Sathnam Sanghera: The Empire Raider
British Indian writer Sathnam Sanghera in his new book traces the imperial legacy across the globe. He tells why complete cultural decolonisation is difficult
Life As a Gallery
Manju Kapur’s seventh novel reevaluates marriage and class, power and art in Delhi. The author in conversation with
‘Reliving your life is superior to living it,’ says Gurcharan Das
Author and corporate guru Gurcharan Das speaks about his memoir to
Madhav Gadgil: The Man On the Hill
Madhav Gadgil relives his fascination with the natural world in his memoir. The veteran ecologist talks to
Martin Amis (1949-2023): The Other Side of Success
A writer who could remove all traces of morality from a novel and yet make it a moral homily
Memoirs of Water
Abraham Verghese’s new novel is a sprawling family saga steeped in history. The physician-author speaks about medicine and writing, faith and families
Anjana Appachana: Listening Again
Her first novel in more than two decades returns to homes filled with silences and secrets, disappointments and dreams. The novelist in conversation with
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