literature
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Neil Gaiman accusations: What does the unequal power balance between author, fan mean for consent?
Elizabeth Little, The Conversation
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Kalinga Literary Festival Book Awards for 2024 announces longlists in seven categories
Scroll Staff
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How I staved off brain rot: Cats, classics and cycling
Divya Aslesha
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‘Literally blew my mind’: Why the the non-literal use of English is here to stay
Valerie M Fridland, The Conversation
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Tribute: MT Vasudevan Nair’s fiction holds the fragrance of Valluvanad and luminance of River Nila
Anupama Raju
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In his new book, academic Pramod K Nayar examines the ways literature is the ‘eyewitness’ of history
Pramod K Nayar
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Meet the Gujarati women writers who wrote innovative fiction, memoirs, and poetry
Salil Tripathi
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In a new book, novelist Tabish Khair argues that ‘literature’ is fundamental to human nature
Tabish Khair
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Upamanyu Chatterjee’s ‘Lorenzo Searches for the Meaning of Life’ wins the JCB Prize for Literature
Scroll Staff
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Literature Live! The Mumbai LitFest announces shortlists in five categories for its 2024 book awards
Scroll Staff
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For children: A teenaged prince Ram stumbles upon a secret plot to steal a divine weapon
RK Singh
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Folk tales for children: How the Myntdu, Myntang and Umiurem rivers in Meghalaya came to be
Sobhona Bhattacharjee Utsa Bose
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How did Surat become the setting for an 18th-century French story?
Krupa Shah
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‘Leaf, Water, and Flow’: An ingeniously structured novel that questions how we read and write
Adit Shankar
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Atta Galatta Bangalore Literature Festival announces its nonfiction and fiction longlists for 2024
Scroll Staff
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Poet, novelist, and dramatist Kynpham Sing Nongkynrih wins the 2024 Shakti Bhatt Prize
Scroll Staff
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Persian prose meets pulp fiction: How an 18th-century fairy tale became a multilingual phenomenon
Adhiraj Parthasarathy Mohammed Abdul Aleem
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For children: When games periods are cancelled, Petu and his friends unearth a sinister conspiracy
Arundhati Venkatesh
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For children: Muniya’s Abbu is not her father. He found her abandoned on a train. Who is her mother?
Mandira Shah
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A new book of classical Indian literature shows the connections between various literary traditions
Srinivas Reddy