Makarand R Paranjape
If drugs gave Guadalajara a bad name, then books have done more than redeeming it
In his new novel, Romesh Gunesekera writes of the ebb and flow of boyhood friendships. The novelist in conversation with Nandini Nair
Overseas writers are not as demanding as Indian ones, especially the ones in north India
The omissions are as important as the laureates when it comes to the Nobel Prize in Literature
The joint award to Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo steals the Nobel’s thunder
An inventive Polish in great form and a colossal Austrian are the new Nobel laureates in literature
A satirical take on the foibles of the British ruling class and Indian citizens, which resonates even today
Social realism without inflated heroism powers the new wave in Malayalam cinema