'Women rarely get their due': A chat with Shiromi Pinto on her novel, Plastic Emotions
Shiromi Pinto’s much-talked-about novel, Plastic Emotions happened ‘rather by accident’, the London-based author tells us.
Tribute to Nabaneeta: 'A voice that spoke of the dilemma of Bengal's so-called intellectuals'
Nabaneeta Dev Sen once said she took up the pen because there was no escape for her as "everybody who came to our house, was a writer".
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Sahitya Akademi awardee and first wife of Amartya Sen, dies at age 81
Sahitya Akademi awardee writer Nabaneeta Dev Sen died at her South Kolkata residence on Thursday, family sources said.
Madhuri Vijay in for rare double, makes $25,000 DSC lit prize shortlist
Vijay, whose novel The Far Field is set against a complex personal story in the backdrop of the conflict in Kashmir in the 1990s
'A Louisiana treasure': Acclaimed novelist Ernest Gaines dies in his sleep at age 86
Novelist Ernest J Gaines, whose poor childhood on a small Louisiana plantation germinated stories of black struggles that grew into universal tales of grace and beauty, has died. He was 86.
Mumbai: 10th edition of Tata Literature Live to host William Dalrymple, Jerry Pinto and Lisa Ray
The literary gala is set to take place at National Centre for Performing Arts, Prithvi Theatre and St Paul's Institute and Title Waves book shop in Mumbai from November 14-17.
Celebrating the ‘Imperfect Leader’, Dr Pawan Verma launches his newest self-help book
Acclaimed author and leadership expert Dr Pawan Verma suggests that leadership demands excellence, not perfection.
John le Carre’s latest espionage thriller, Agent Running in the Field, is a chilling portrait of our time
The British author’s latest is a look into our current political happenings such as Brexit, Boris Johnson and Trump
DC writes Keanu Reeves’ American Constantine into its official comic canon
The Americanised version of the occult detective is now officially part of DC canon, thanks to a new comic book
