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A Poetic High

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Spoken-word poetry is gaining a festive momentum in India

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Ian McEwan’s dazzling use of his craft is not displayed fully in this Hamlet variation

Speak, Memory

Diya Kohli

When half-remembered stories from the past become shadowy foundations of the present

Rekha: Missing From the Frame

Tanul Thakur

A biography of Rekha that is rich in empathy but lacks the diva’s voice

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Ranjit Lal

Two delightful perspectives on delaying the inevitable

Suketu Mehta: City Slicker

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The chronicler of metropolises returns to fiction to tell the story of memory and displacement

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Janice Pariat

Deploying metafiction at the cost of emotional poignancy

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These stories reveal the fragility of the mind and the capacity of the heart

A Writer Lifts His Block

Madhavankutty Pillai

On the return of Perumal Murugan

Laugh Out Loud, Ladies

KR Meera

Patriarchy and the violence against happiness

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