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Subversive Flair

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The deceptive straightforwardness of Subimal Misra’s short stories

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Locked-room mysteries with a contemporary twist

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‘Writing is a bad habit of mine. I have never stopped,’ says Anita Desai

Calls of Kathmandu

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