Translation
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How Daisy Rockwell translated the first Hindi novel to be on the Booker International longlist
Daisy Rockwell
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Freedom, equality, and sexuality run through Yashpal’s first (and semi-autobiographical) novel
Yashpal
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Interview: How we translated Shahidul Zahir’s Bengali fiction transcending national borders
Harper Broadcast
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‘Sin’: Even ‘semi-erotic’ may be a misnomer for Wajida Tabassum’s collection of short stories
Isa Ayidh
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Watch: Ukrainian interpreter chokes up while translating President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s address
Scroll Staff
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What does fiction from Kashmir tell us? An anthology of stories across generations
Dinanath Nadim
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‘Sin’: These stories are from the old-world aristocracy of Hyderabad in the 1950s
Wajida Tabassum
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‘The Primeval Song’: This story is one of the 26 modern Telugu short stories in a new anthology
GR Maharshi
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‘Witnesses of Remembrance’: Kunwar Narain’s poetry preserves the words and sentiments he cared for
Basudhara Roy
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‘Adam’: S Hareesh’s collection of short stories is a disturbingly real study of dark human behaviour
Saloni Sharma
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‘Qabar’: KR Meera’s novel deftly explores religious polarisation with a feminist sensibility
Saloni Sharma
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A new collection of Gujarati short stories in English translation opens up a rich literature
Himanshi Shelat
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‘Twelfth Fail’: Bestselling Hindi novel about public services exams (and love) is now in English
Anurag Pathak
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‘Karnali Blues’: This novel from Nepal tells a tender story of a father seen through his son’s eyes
Yash Daiv
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‘Adam’: Short stories by S Hareesh, author of the prizewinning ‘Moustache’, in English translation
S Hareesh
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‘A Letter to Ma’: To writer Nabaneeta Dev Sen from her daughter (and translator) Nandana Dev Sen
Nandana Dev Sen
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‘Qabar’: KR Meera’s magic realist fictional riff on the Babri Masjid case is now in English
KR Meera
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‘Parasite’: Read the story that co-won the Jawad Memorial Prize 2021 for Urdu-to-English translation
Bilal Hasan Minto Bilal Tanweer
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‘Do Not Go to the Jungle’ is a collection of ‘socio-horror’ short stories, both macabre and tender
Shihabuddin Poithumkadavu
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This story by Tamil master Subramania Bharati features in a new anthology of Tamil short fiction
Subramania Bharati