kannada
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‘To write in Kannada is to inherit a legacy of cosmic wonder and earthly wisdom’: Banu Mushtaq
Banu Mushtaq Deepa Bhasthi
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Guided by the light: A woman writer on sisterhood and modernity in the Booker-winning ‘Heart Lamp’
Iffat Nawaz
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Banu Mushtaq’s ‘Heart Lamp’, translated by Deepa Bhasthi, wins the 2025 International Booker Prize
Scroll Staff
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There’s something for every reader in ‘A Teashop in Kamalapura and Other Classic Kannada Stories’
Mahika Dhar
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‘Women need their own rooms in their own worlds’: Deepa Bhasthi on translating the female language
Deepa Bhasthi
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‘Teru’: Sahitya Akademi-winning Kannada novel questions uncritical acceptance of religious ritualism
Nikhil Sanjay-Rekha Adsule
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Fiction: A retired man is forced to return to work after builders foil his attempts to buy a house
MR Dattathri
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International Booker Prize shortlist: From Banu Mushtaq’s ‘Heart Lamp’, translated by Deepa Bhasthi
Banu Mushtaq Deepa Bhasthi
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2025 International Booker Prize: India’s Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi shortlisted for ‘Heart Lamp’
Scroll Staff
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Classic short stories from Karnataka: A baby stirs feelings of humanity in a tribe of cannibals
Nanajangudu Thirumalamba Susheela Punitha
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‘Courtesy of Criticism’: Literary critic Kirtinath Kurtkoti’s essays exhibit his capacious vision
Nikhil Govind
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‘Heart Lamp’: Banu Mushtaq’s International Booker Prize-longlisted book is charged by women’s anger
Sayari Debnath
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2025 International Booker Prize: Kannada writer Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi longlisted
Scroll Staff
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‘In the Light of Shiva’: HS Shivaprakash’s poetry from the last 50 years attests to his greatness
AJ Thomas
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‘Bride in the Hills’: Kannada writer Kuvempu’s novel depicts life under the ruthless regime of caste
Arvind Narrain
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Literary critic Kirtinath Kurtkoti on how Kannada poetry is influenced by translation and rewriting
Kirtinath Kurtkoti Kamalakar Bhat
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‘The story tells me to stop. Its shape is within it’: Writer Jayant Kaikini
Amrita Dutta
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‘Mithun Number Two’: Jayant Kaikini’s stories present the impossible dream – and reality – of Mumbai
Sayari Debnath
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In translation: Jayant Kaikini’s new book of short stories is set in Mumbai, India’s Maximum City
Jayant Kaikini Tejaswini Niranjana
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‘Kumaravyasa is only the scribe’: The Kannada Mahabharata from the Murty Classical Library
Kumaravyasa CN Ramachandran Narayan Hegde