Ravine Ragas: Orchha in Quintets Madhya Pradesh, India
Hyderabad based award winning poet Jhilam Chattaraj visited Orchha, the legendary town in Madhya Pradesh’s Bundelkhand region, in October 2024. Orchha —... Read More
Fresh Releases to Add to Your Reading List This Month
Book lovers have plenty to celebrate this season as shelves welcome a new wave of heartfelt fiction. Among the standout releases are... Read More
Literature Festival Is Not a Book Fair
Literature Festival Is Not a Book Fair – Literature festivals thrive despite modest book sales? Explore the difference and why live conversations... Read More
Indian Women Writers Who Are Redefining Contemporary Literature
Indian literature has entered a remarkable new chapter, and women are leading the narrative. Through fiction, memoirs, journalism, historical narratives, and social... Read More
Dua opens a library of Banned Books in One of the World’s Most Beautiful Bookshops
Pop icon Dua Lipa has long been known for chart-topping hits like Levitating, Don’t Start Now, and Houdini. But away from the... Read More
Mother Mary Comes To Me Keeps Arundhati Roy At The Centre Of Literary Conversations
Some books arrive with publicity. Others remain in conversation because readers refuse to let them go. Mother Mary Comes To Me belongs... Read More
Rahul Bhattacharya’s Railsong Turns India’s Railway History Into A Coming Of Age Epic
Few images are as deeply woven into India’s memory as trains. Railways have carried migration, aspiration, love stories and history itself. Now... Read More
Karan Mahajan Returns With The Complex And A Sweeping Story Of Family Power And A Changing India
Nearly a decade after The Association of Small Bombs established him as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary Indian fiction,... Read More
Children’s Literature Gets Its Own Booker Prize Moment
One of the world’s most influential literary institutions is turning its attention towards younger readers. The Booker Prize Foundation has announced the... Read More
