interview
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‘No poem or story can exist without its spine of the truths of the world’: Poet Rochelle Potkar
Jayanth Kodkani
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‘I wanted to know if feminist politics was all but lost’: Academic Srila Roy on her new book
Anjali Chauhan
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‘Queer, for me, is anything that deviates from normative desire’: Saikat Majumdar on his fiction
Hoshang Merchant
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‘I believe in neither government reports nor happy literature’: A writer-translator conversation
Sayari Debnath
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International Booker Prize interview: How Kira Josefsson translated ‘The Details’
Harshaneeyam
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‘It all starts with knowing your text’: How prizewinning designer Bhavi Mehta makes book covers
Sayari Debnath
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International Booker Prize interview: How Annie McDermott translated ‘Not a River’
Harshaneeyam
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‘Knowing we’re mortal gives us purpose’: Nobel laureate Venki Ramakrishnan on his new book
Scroll Staff
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International Booker Prize interview: How Johnny Lorenz translated ‘Crooked Plow’
Harshaneeyam
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What Sudhir Kakar (1938-2024) had to say on violence, secularism, and religion in India
Manasi Kumar
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International Booker interview: How Sarah Timmer Harvey translated ‘What I’d Rather Not Think About’
Harshaneeyam
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‘I stopped at an essential ambiguity’: How Sharmistha Mohanty wrote ‘Book One’ thirty years ago
Sayari Debnath
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‘The story tells me to stop. Its shape is within it’: Writer Jayant Kaikini
Amrita Dutta
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‘I am going to lecture you on climate change’: President of Guyana hits out at BBC journalist
Scroll Staff
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Writer Sandhya Mary and translator Jayasree Kalathil on how their new book dissects ‘madness’
Mahika Dhar
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GN Saibaba interview: ‘To believe in humanity, social progress, is that extremist?’
Vineet Bhalla
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‘Want readers to feel safe and seen’: Indian-American writer Naina Kumar on her debut romance novel
Scroll Staff
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‘Time to forget about it’: Miriam Margolyes, who acted in ‘Harry Potter’ films, tells adult fans
Scroll Staff
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‘A fair amount of detective work’: How Manu Bhagavan wrote Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit’s biography
Sayari Debnath
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‘The author must obsessively exile or exorcise themselves from the novel’: Saharu Nusaiba Kannanari
Sayari Debnath