Literature
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Get over your fears. Horror fiction in Indian children’s literature is finally here
Rati Girish
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In photos: The evening Khalid Jawed won the JCB Prize for Literature 2022 at a ceremony in New Delhi
Scroll Staff
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‘The Paradise of Food’ by Khalid Jawed, translated by Baran Farooqi, wins JCB Prize for Literature
Scroll Staff
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Akshay Mukul’s biography of Agyeya is a nuanced journey through the writer’s fascinating life
Priyanka Dubey
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Geetanjali Shree’s ‘Tomb of Sand’ is on the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation shortlist
Scroll Staff
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What do ghosts in Bengal eat?
Priyadarshini Chatterjee
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What did lift-the-flap books look like in the 18th century?
Maddy Smith
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Translated books take all five spots on the 2022 JCB Prize for Literature shortlist
Scroll Staff
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Milee Ashwarya is the new Publisher at Penguin Random House India, Meru Gokhale announces departure
Scroll Staff
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What readers can expect from Shehan Karunatilaka’s Booker Prize-winning Sri Lankan political satire
Lucy Christopher, The Conversation
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Temsula Ao (1945-2022): The Naga writer’s literary legacy covers more than her stories and poems
Chitra Ahanthem
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2022 Booker Prize: Actors and musicians read excerpts from the six shortlisted books
Scroll Staff
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How the English department of Aligarh Muslim University nurtured contemporary Urdu literature
Mohammad Asim Siddiqui
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Nobel Prize winner for Literature Annie Ernaux’s true art is the deconstruction of memory
Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee
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Annie Ernaux: Opening lines from books by the 2022 Nobel Prize winner for literature
Annie Ernaux
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Booker Prize 2022 shortlist: A reader’s introduction to the six novels
Scroll Staff
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JCB Prize for Literature 2022: Six translations (two from Urdu) feature in the longlist of 10 novels
Scroll Staff
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Dalit Lekhak Sangh turns 25, shows how Dalit literature could be a radical preamble to a New India
Nikhil Pandhi
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How 19th-century American literature planted sensationalism in conversations about abortions
Margaret Jay Jessee, The Conversation
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What do William Shakespeare’s plays tell us about war?
Robert White, The Conversation