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Fall Fiction

The return of a Latin American literary idol, a Holocaust morality tale, pre-WWI England, stories from the shadowlands, a Victorian saga of closeted lesbians and a gay parallel narrative in seventeenth-century Amsterdam

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29 Oct 2014 | BY Rajni George
Small Things for Empathy

How literary fiction makes one more empathetic and better at reading people

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12 Oct 2013
Manufacturing Hope

Lavanya Sankaran’s aptly named first novel The Hope Factory is the latest in formulaic fiction from the Subcontinent

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9 Sep 2013 | BY Devika Bakshi
The Hermit

After years of putting off a lifelong passion, Kishwar Desai finds she must shut herself off from the world in order to write—but the world still seeps into her writing

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5 Jun 2013 | BY Gunjeet Sra
Blood on the Border

A new crop of writers are adapting the the tried-and-tested spy thriller to an Indian context, for an Indian readership, with a familiar villain

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20 Apr 2013 | BY Arindam Mukherjee
The Binge Writer

Madeline Miller can write for 14 hours a day and still maintains she does not deserve to be called a writer.

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7 Feb 2013 | BY Devika Bakshi
Finding Fact in Fiction

Real life intrudes on fiction all the time. Kalpish Ratna indulge in some literary detection as they search for clues to the true character of Arthur Conan Doyle in Sherlock Holmes’ life and movements

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25 Mar 2012 | BY Kalpish Ratna
Death of the Reader

Readers who ignore historical silences in fiction by authors like Zadie Smith and Khalid Hosseini are just buying into the  feel-good myth of  multiculturalism

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9 Oct 2011 | BY Tabish Khair
‘Writing has a Religious Character’

When immersed in writing, Aatish Taseer often feels he can live without friends, family or lovers

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9 Sep 2011 | BY Shaikh Ayaz
As the Name Suggests

Lost and Found by CP Surendran will lose the reader in its maze of characters and find him again.

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9 Dec 2010 | BY Akshay Sawai
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