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What’s the Writers’ Problem: Modi or Intolerance?

Siddharth Singh

Behind the moral howl

FOOD AND THE FICTIONAL SLEUTH

Shylashri Shankar

Just as one adds a pinch of sugar or jaggery to balance the acidity of a tomato or tamarind, the sleuth’s savouring of a dish offsets and highlights the demon-like aspects of the crime

All the President’s Pioneers

Artists, writers, budding scientists, techno geeks and salt-of-the-earth rural innovators—the second edition of Rashtrapati Bhavan’s scholar In-residence programme brought together the brightest of the country’s creative minds

‘If you have a belief system, give up art’

Howard Jacobson on jealousy among great writers, his fear of obscurity, and why aspiring writers must rid themselves of ideology

Why Litfests Matter

They may be a dime a dozen these days. But writers can benefit immensely from these interactions

Confessions of a Literary Agent

“Aspiring writers can be megalomaniacs. A published book is a trophy in their hands, yet another achievement on their biodata.”

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Defender of the faith

Lawrence Bishnoi: A Don’s World