For writers in India looking to get published, here are some more platforms that may be the right fit for your writing.
In conversation with activist Aditi Angiras about her Bring Back the Poets initiative and writing and performing spoken word poetry.
An ambitious collection of stories by Manoj Kumar Panda that attempts to tell neglected but significant tales centred around death.
In conversation with author Sumana Roy about her discomfort with the word ‘nature’ and her desire to experience a plant’s-eye view of the world.
In conversation with author Kuzhali Manickavel about reinterpreting the short story and the relative productivity of writing.
In conversation with poet Kutti Revathi about the controversy surrounding her work, and her commitment to her writing and feminism.
For writers in India looking to get published, here is a handy list we’ve put together to help you find the right platform for your writing.
The characters in Mahesh Rao’s collection of stories are haunted by a world just beyond their reach.
Despite the six centuries separating the composition of these poems and their readership, they are accessible, relatable, and compelling.
Vivek Shanbhag’s novel looks hard at the nouveau rich in India and the consequences of wealth on relationships with the community, in-laws, work ethic, and morality.
In conversation with author Nilanjana Roy about her latest book The Girl Who Ate Books, traditions, final drafts, and the tragic side of plagiarism.
In conversation with Akhil Katyal, a bilingual poet and translator, whose book Night Charge Extra was recently published by Writers Workshop.
