Janice Pariat, founding editor of Pyrta, talks to us in an exclusive interview about Boats on Land, her new collection of short stories.
We’ve come to a place that is the opposite of a private library. This is the collection of too many people to count.
Veena Venugopal, author of Would You Like Some Bread with That Book?, talks to us about her love of books and bookstore fantasies.
With books such as the Tranquebar Book of Erotic Stories from Sri Lanka, literary erotica is slowly carving a niche of its own in the Indian market.
Acclaimed, award-winning poet Anindita Sengupta speaks to us in an exclusive interview about her work, travel, and photography.
Perhaps the reality is that only segments of stories are ours to tell, that the gaps must be filled by others.
Aditi Rao, winner of the Srinivas Rayaprol Poetry Prize in 2011, speaks to us about her writing.
In the fictional suburb of Bandargaon, hilarity and love rise from the seediness of the local underground gambling den and the self-righteousness of its educated citizens.
For those interested in Mumbai’s underworld and the underbelly of journalism, this book might make interesting reading.
Award-winning young writer Aditi Machado talks to us about her writing and what the future may hold for her.
When Chetan Bhagat’s characters are in love, they don’t just love each other, they own each other.
