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Forever Istanbul
Charmy Harikrishnan
Orhan Pamuk maps a man and a metropolis in his new novel that ticks every box of great fiction
In Search of the Next Literary Bestseller
Who will be the next superstar in fiction? Rajni George reports from the publishing world
Fall Fiction
The return of a Latin American literary idol, a Holocaust morality tale, pre-WWI England, stories from the shadowlands, a Victorian saga of closeted lesbians and a gay parallel narrative in seventeenth-century Amsterdam
Small Things for Empathy
How literary fiction makes one more empathetic and better at reading people
Manufacturing Hope
Lavanya Sankaran’s aptly named first novel The Hope Factory is the latest in formulaic fiction from the Subcontinent
The Hermit
After years of putting off a lifelong passion, Kishwar Desai finds she must shut herself off from the world in order to write—but the world still seeps into her writing
Blood on the Border
A new crop of writers are adapting the the tried-and-tested spy thriller to an Indian context, for an Indian readership, with a familiar villain
The Binge Writer
Madeline Miller can write for 14 hours a day and still maintains she does not deserve to be called a writer. She won the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2012
Finding Fact in Fiction
Real life intrudes on fiction all the time. Kalpish Ratna indulge in some literary detection as they search for clues to the true character of Arthur Conan Doyle in Sherlock Holmes’ life and movements
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