English writing
Sir Harold Evans: ‘The decline of the printed newspaper is a great loss for English’
Tunku Varadarajan
Former editor of The Sunday Times and author of, most recently, Do I Make Myself Clear?: Why Writing Well Matters
Jerry Pinto: Bombay Central
There are Indian writers in English and there are regional writers of the vernacular. Jerry Pinto is among the rare few who straddles both worlds.
The House of Stories
A literary journey that began from the jasmine-wreathed verandah of ancestry reaches the expansive and exhilarating world of the great Indian sensibility
Fluorescent Ink
With five books from four publishers in recent months, gay writing has finally come to market. But these are not ‘coming out’ stories
A Fictional Boom
Pakistan’s alleged literary boom is becoming a case of counting one’s novelists before they hatch.
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