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Smriti Irani: The Spellbinder
She was television’s favourite daughter-in-law. She carved out her space at the top of Indian politics. And now she turns writer with a thriller set in the Maoist heartland. How Smriti Irani juggles the many hats of her life
Novelist’s Diary
Since I’ve never learned to drive, I travelled across America by bus. Now I’m going across New Zealand the same way
‘MeToo has made women weak and whiny,’ says Lionel Shriver
Bhavya Dore in Open Conversation with Lionel Shriver, author and columnist
AM Homes: Where Weird is Wonderful
AM Homes, a master of suburban Gothic noir, explores the existential question of how to live and how to be
Mohammed Hanif: ‘There is nothing left to satirise’
Mohammed Hanif’s new novel takes flight when a plane crashes. The author tells Nandini Nair why death is the only lover who does not betray her promise
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