Fiction

January 11, 2022

Activism can't be refuge of people fleeing reality | Watch Manu Joseph Interview

In this interview, the journalist-writer answers questions about his perceived hatred towards activists and insensitivity to the weak. He also explains his writing process and reading habit.

November 11, 2021
Tata Lit Fest announces Literary Awards shortlists for 2021

The winners are traditionally announced at the closing session of the Festival and the awards ceremony will be streamed online on November 21.
November 05, 2021
Publishers relieved as book fairs and international events are back

Almost every top private or government publisher from India was forced to give the Sharjah International Book Fair, a miss last year.
October 31, 2021
School leaders need to demonstrate what it takes: Writer Seema Malik

What we all need to develop as leaders is the nuance that is required to lead everyone to a higher goal of education, says school teacher and writer Seema Malik.
October 24, 2021
Exploring a dysfunctional family with depth and levity: Parinda Joshi

Parinda Joshi's 'A House full of Men' is a tale about a loving Indian family that's also dysfunctional, people who can take a bullet for each other but can also be inconsiderate.
October 23, 2021
Sugato Hazra on how West Bengal dug its own political grave

'Losing the Plot: Political Isolation of West Bengal' delineates the political character of the state and its people, the dream of its early leaders, and its shattering.
October 07, 2021
A book reflecting turbulent connection between religion and terrorism

The title, 'Two and a half Rivers' is drawn from the historicity of the Partition which has left in its wake only half the rivers to India from the land of the five rivers.

Fiction

Activism can't be refuge of people fleeing reality | Watch Manu Joseph Interview

Tata Lit Fest announces Literary Awards shortlists for 2021

Publishers relieved as book fairs and international events are back

School leaders need to demonstrate what it takes: Writer Seema Malik

Exploring a dysfunctional family with depth and levity: Parinda Joshi

Sugato Hazra on how West Bengal dug its own political grave

A book reflecting turbulent connection between religion and terrorism

Exclusive interview with Uma Thomas: 'Have learned some tricks from PT Thomas'

Booker Prize shortlist unveiled, Sri Lankan Tamil author makes the cut

Sandeep Bamzai's book bags KLF award in non-fiction category

Penguin set to release Namita Gokhale's 'The Blind Matriarch'