Mahesh Dattani, “Me and my plays”

Mahesh Dattani, “Me and my plays”

I didn’t have an audience, because I didn’t have a language. The kind of text-based theatre I wanted to do could not be possible without
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Literary festivals in India, Brunch, Hindustan Times, 12 Jan 2014

Literary festivals in India, Brunch, Hindustan Times, 12 Jan 2014

( Today my article on literary festivals of India has been published in the Brunch, Hindustan Times. The title in print is called “Booked & Hooked” and online
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Jaipur Literature Festival programme 2014

Jaipur Literature Festival programme 2014

( Here is the full programme for Jaipur Literature Festival, 17-21 Jan 2014. This list was uploaded by Arunava Sinha, translator and journalist, on his
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Mukul Kesavan, “Homeless on Google Earth”

Mukul Kesavan, “Homeless on Google Earth”

( My review of Mukul Kesavan’s book Homeless on Google Earth was published in the Hindu Literary Supplement today, 5 Jan 2014. The online version is available
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“The Scatter Here is Too Great” Bilal Tanweer

“The Scatter Here is Too Great” Bilal Tanweer

My father was particularly fond of stories from the long epic fantasy, Tilism Hoshruba. In these stories about evil sorcerers and good tricksters, when a sorcerer
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The Essential Ved Mehta

The Essential Ved Mehta

The Essential Ved Mehta is a collection of the author’s writings spanning 1957 to 2003. These are excerpts from his non-fiction writing, but each extract is
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The Best of 2013, a list

The Best of 2013, a list

Update. 31 Dec 2013  ( I had posted the “Best of 2013” on 22 Dec 2013. To which I have a few more links to add.
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On translations in India, 2013. Published in DNA, 20 Dec 2013

On translations in India, 2013. Published in DNA, 20 Dec 2013

(My article on translations in 2013, trends and changes has been published this morning in DNA, 20 Dec 2013. I cannot find the link online
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Interviewing authors

Interviewing authors

Read. Read. Read. Read. The mantra that most writers suggest is the best way to hone one’s craft. The same holds true for reviewers, publishing
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“Boys don’t knit” by Tom Easton

“Boys don’t knit” by Tom Easton

Ben Fletcher is in a bit of a soup. He was with a bunch of his friends when he was nabbed after an unfortunate incident
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