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Declan Walsh: It’s Too Easy to Blame Zia for It All
Sudeep Paul
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
Alisa Ganieva: The Caucasus Chronicler
Russian author Alisa Ganieva writes of those alienated by urbanisation and radicalisation. Her work has now found a home in India too
The Bright Spark
Megha Majumdar’s debut novel, about a terrorist attack, deals with the big questions of contemporary India with a light hand
In Conversation with Lawrence Wright
‘If you can go to a protest, why can’t you go to a football game, why can’t you go to a political convention?,’ Lawrence Wright tells Nandini Nair
Festival Insider
Namita Gokhale's true fiction about the most interesting and least known characters of a lit fest
Joanna Rakoff: ‘You want the movie to be more like a poem and less like a novel’
Joanna Rakoff speaks to Rajeev Masand about watching her memoir My Salinger Year on screen and the decision to never show JD Salinger
Anuradha Bhagwati: ‘Women make incredible marksmen’
Open conversation with Anuradha Bhagwati, author and US Marine Corps veteran
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