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Prathap Nair
Kannada author Vasudhendra’s short stories about city and village life are rife with cynicism and social satire
The Great Indian Family
With her 20th book, Namita Gokhale does what she does best—write about lives like ours
Irwin Allan Sealy: The Kingmaker
Irwin Allan Sealy’s new book is about Ashoka. The novelist tells Bhavya Dore why his king belongs to the modern times
Missed Connections
Anjali Joseph’s new novel explores the nature of long-distance relationships and the long-lasting links between people and places
The Darkest House
The thriller Girl A chronicles the aftermath of horrors and the resilience of teenagers. Abigail Dean talks to Nandini Nair about her bestselling debut
Declan Walsh: It’s Too Easy to Blame Zia for It All
In conversation with Declan Walsh, author and journalist
Bruce Wannell: Ode to an Orientalist
William Dalrymple celebrates the wisdom and spirit of his friend—Bruce Wannell—a linguist and musician, translator and teacher
Hari Kunzru: ‘Every one of my dark fears has come true’
The world Hari Kunzru portrays in his new novel is both familiar and near-mad. The novelist in conversation with Nandini Nair
Louise Glück: Austere Notes
The autobiographical voice of America’s leading poet wins her the Nobel Prize
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