“Our moon has blood clots” Rahul Pandita

“Our moon has blood clots” Rahul Pandita

Read. Stunned. Disturbed. Worried. Enough said. Rahul Pandita Our Moon has Blood Clots: The Exodus of the Kashmiri Pandits Vintage Books, Random House India. Hb.
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Walking with the Lions: Tales from a Diplomatic Past, K. Natwar Singh

Walking with the Lions: Tales from a Diplomatic Past, K. Natwar Singh

Yesterday the Hindu carried an extract from diplomat and retired politician K Natwar Singh’s latest publication on his meeting former UK prime minister, Margaret Thatcher.
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From the eye of my mind, T G C Prasad

From the eye of my mind, T G C Prasad

A friend of mine, who has an autistic child, was discussing the lack of good and reliable literature on autism. Not necessarily about what is
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Lunch with FT: 52 Classic interviews

Lunch with FT: 52 Classic interviews

Lunch with FT: 52 Classic interviews published by the Financial Times and Penguin Books to celebrate 125 years of the paper. It consists of interviews
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Indus: A Journal of Art, Culture & Design  #1  — Call for Papers

Indus: A Journal of Art, Culture & Design #1 — Call for Papers

Indus: A Journal of Art, Culture & Design #1 Call for Papers INAUGURAL ISSUE: CALL FOR PAPERS The Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture
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Deadly Royal Recipe, Ranjit Lal ( Duckbill and Westland)

Deadly Royal Recipe, Ranjit Lal ( Duckbill and Westland)

When you put together an editor-cum-author (Anushka Ravishankar) and an author (Ranjit Lal) team together–who between them have nearly 50 books published–you get a crackling
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On content in publishing, March 2013

On content in publishing, March 2013

Last week my BusinessWorld column focussed on the importance of content. (https://www.jayabhattacharjirose.com/jaya/2013/03/26/the-economics-of-electronic-content-if-the-e-content-falters-or-is-under-par-it-will-not-translate-into-a-sustainable-business-model/) It discussed how education publishers are growing. Trade publishers too want a slice
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On plagiarism and Ankit Fadia

On plagiarism and Ankit Fadia

In February 2013, Charles Assisi, Executive Editor, Forbes India published an article about Ankit Fadia. Please read. http://http://forbesindia.com/article/beyond-business/ankit-fadia-revealed/34793/0 An extract. “For a very long time,
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On historical fiction ( My article published in HT’s Brunch, 9 March 2013)

On historical fiction ( My article published in HT’s Brunch, 9 March 2013)

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Brunch/Brunch-Stories/Once-Upon-A-Time-In-India/Article1-1023602.aspx Once upon a time in India Jaya Bhattacharji Rose, Hindustan Times March 09, 2013 First Published: 12:11 IST(9/3/2013) Last Updated: 19:27 IST(9/3/2013) 1860s London
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Year in Books 2013 (Article published in Asian Age, 6 Jan 2013)

Year in Books 2013 (Article published in Asian Age, 6 Jan 2013)

( http://archive.asianage.com/books/2013-year-books-575 ) 2012 was the year of memoirs, poetry, short story collections, books on cinema, long narratives (inevitably from the personal point of view)
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