Writers
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How is a writer inspired to write by the scenes she sees and the conversations she overhears
Anukrti Upadhyay
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Can these great writers and thinkers help us understand the current political mess around the world?
Michael Hauskeller, The Conversation
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‘We do language. That may be the measure of our lives’: Toni Morrison’s Nobel Prize lecture
Toni Morrison
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On Franz Kafka’s 136th birth anniversary, he continues to show us how to fight for our freedom
Rohan Parikh
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Watch: 2019 Women's Prize winner Tayari Jones on why it took her six years to complete her novel
Scroll Staff
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Imagine the finest of Maria Popova’s ‘brain pickings’ in a single book. ‘Figuring’ is more than that
Urmi Chanda-Vaz
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Re-reading Bhuvaneshwar, the absurdist Hindi writer who lived in railway stations and trains
Saudamini Deo
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What we can learn from reading Sylvia Plath’s copy of ‘The Great Gatsby’
Jeanne Britton, The Conversation
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Reading list: India’s women writers who have been smashing patriarchy for generations
Urmi Chanda-Vaz
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Novelist Shashi Deshpande on the difficulties of being a woman who writes (or, a ‘woman writer’)
Shashi Deshpande
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Why India needs a professional association for writers and translators (like in other countries)
Jenny Bhatt
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Man Booker Prize 2018: When writers read their own work, does it cause pleasure or disappointment?
Martin Goodman, The Conversation
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Before #MeToo, there was #BeCareful – and that applied to women who wanted to write books
K Srilata
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Dialogue: In the age of social media, how do writers avoid becoming hustlers?
Rheea Mukherjee Manjiri Indurkar
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Why novelist Sheena Kalayil does not like being boxed as a BAME writer
Sheena Kalayil, The Conversation
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Ten writers talk of words they detest and prefer not to use (and of words they love)
Shashank Bhargava
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‘My first short story, written at the age of 14, had an unhappy fate. But it rescued me.’
Shazaf Fatima Haider
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We love their books but these letters between writers and editors showcase a dying art form
Jenny Bhatt
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‘I’m channelling what I catch on the wind, not necessarily what I know first-hand’: Anjum Hasan
Neha Bhatt
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What women writers talk about when they talk to one another in the absence of men
Neha Bhatt