Parvati Sharma
Alan Hollinghurst on fighting laziness, living in the world of his novels and the pressures of being a gay writer
Aatish Taseer believes writing is an ‘intense form of concentration’, and when immersed in it, he often feels he can live without friends, family or lovers
Gruelling research is just preparation for that moment when the story comes to possess him, says Amitav Ghosh
The obituary of the blog is being written again with the runaway success of Twitter. But, this is perhaps just the pause before it shifts shape again
Deserted by her muse, Aditi Aanand signed up for a writing class in New York. And many a short story and haiku later, discovered that writing is really a contact sport, not a solitary activity
When it comes to Naxal literature, the outsider’s gaze inevitably seems touristy and impatient. Turn to the accounts of insiders for the real thing
How artiste Chandralekha’s refusal to separate art and life inspired my parallel careers, one drawing upon the other
A workshop on how to write the soul stirring stuff has this correspondent choking at the broth dished out. With laughter, that is.