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Published 30.04.24, 03:43 PM

Translation can make students better citizens of India: Sahitya Akademi Award winner Mrinmoy Pramanick

By Chandrakala Ghosh
Published 24.04.24, 01:58 PM

How Anindyo Roy’s fiction paints a nuanced portrait of Edward Lear, an English artist and author

By SUKANYA DAS
Published 15.04.24, 01:49 PM

Sahitya Akademi awardee Rashmi Narzary maps Assam’s Bodo heartland with ‘Whistles of the Siphoong’

By Chakrika Pandey
Published 03.04.24, 07:01 PM

I got into Yale from a jailhouse by researching archives in Kolkata, with money I made digging pools: Janam Mukherjee

By Vedant Karia
Published 27.03.24, 06:30 PM

Comics have a universal appeal and humour is my main armour: Anupam Roy

By Pooja Mitra
Published 17.02.24, 04:24 PM

I’m chasing the Nobel Prize in Literature… and immortality: Jerry Pinto

By Priyam Marik
Published 15.02.24, 11:54 AM

Ivy Ngeow and Simon Rowe discuss Asian mysteries, single mothers & writing at Starmark, South City Mall

By Titas Choudhury
Published 04.01.24, 06:08 PM

Return to boyhood in Kolkata for Srijato and Maharghya Chakraborty in ‘A House of Rain and Snow’

By Barnini Maitra Chakraborty
Published 28.12.23, 05:35 PM

‘Coming Out of My Skin’: Author Jean-Baptiste Phou documents his journey with sexual and racial identity

By Pooja Mitra
Published 25.11.23, 12:01 PM

Indenture and slavery were two faces of the same colonial coin: Bhaswati Mukherjee

By Priyam Marik
Published 23.11.23, 05:13 PM

Screenwriter Gajra Kottary pens a collection of short stories, ‘Autumn Blossoms’

By Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri
Published 28.07.23, 02:35 PM

What keeps pulling me back to Kolkata is the food scene: Zac O’Yeah

By Rumela Basu
Published 26.07.23, 05:04 PM

Aanchal Malhotra opens up on the cost of carrying sensitive stories

By Vedant Karia
Published 26.06.23, 06:56 PM

Macabre as it may sound, evil fascinates me: Author Kanchana Banerjee

By Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri
Published 29.05.23, 08:45 AM

First Flood is the first instalment in the multi-volume translation of Ponniyin Selvan, by Nandini Krishnan

By Farah Khatoon

Author Interview

From lost manuscripts to bestsellers: Trisha Das’s journey to ‘The Grand Samara’

‘Feast on a Leaf’ is not only about traditions but the science behind Onam sadya: Arun Kumar T.R.

The mothers we choose: Commonwealth Short Story Prize winner Sanjana Thakur on family and fiction

Tathagata Bhattacharya on his debut novel, Bui’s mutton curry and Baba’s treasure trove of books

Women act on self-doubt a lot more than men: Masoom Minawala

Translation can make students better citizens of India: Sahitya Akademi Award winner Mrinmoy Pramanick

How Anindyo Roy’s fiction paints a nuanced portrait of Edward Lear, an English artist and author

Sahitya Akademi awardee Rashmi Narzary maps Assam’s Bodo heartland with ‘Whistles of the Siphoong’

I got into Yale from a jailhouse by researching archives in Kolkata, with money I made digging pools: Janam Mukherjee

Comics have a universal appeal and humour is my main armour: Anupam Roy

I’m chasing the Nobel Prize in Literature… and immortality: Jerry Pinto

Ivy Ngeow and Simon Rowe discuss Asian mysteries, single mothers & writing at Starmark, South City Mall

Return to boyhood in Kolkata for Srijato and Maharghya Chakraborty in ‘A House of Rain and Snow’

‘Coming Out of My Skin’: Author Jean-Baptiste Phou documents his journey with sexual and racial identity

Indenture and slavery were two faces of the same colonial coin: Bhaswati Mukherjee

Screenwriter Gajra Kottary pens a collection of short stories, ‘Autumn Blossoms’

What keeps pulling me back to Kolkata is the food scene: Zac O’Yeah

Aanchal Malhotra opens up on the cost of carrying sensitive stories

Macabre as it may sound, evil fascinates me: Author Kanchana Banerjee

First Flood is the first instalment in the multi-volume translation of Ponniyin Selvan, by Nandini Krishnan