The Kite Runner: Modern Criticism of Hosseini's Classic
Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner faces renewed scrutiny as readers question its portrayal of Afghanistan, character development, and narrative authenticity in today's literary landscape.
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Why Poetry Beats Algorithms in Digital Age
In an era dominated by AI and algorithms, poetry offers the human connection and emotional depth our digital lives desperately need. Discover how verse can reclaim our humanity.
MP Police cites political books as evidence against activists
In a controversial move, Madhya Pradesh police have included books on political ideologies as evidence in chargesheets against activists, raising concerns about freedom of thought and expression in India.
Vajra Chandrasekera wins Ursula K. Le Guin Prize 2025
Colombo-based writer Vajra Chandrasekera secures the 2025 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for his speculative fiction novel 'Rakesfall', joining elite ranks of imaginative literature.
Hindi Scholar Francesca Orsini Denied Entry at Delhi Airport
Prominent Cambridge professor and Hindi literature expert Francesca Orsini was deported from Delhi airport despite valid visa, raising questions about India's entry protocols for foreign academics.
Ex-ISRO Scientist Writes Science Books for Kids
A retired ISRO scientist from Bengaluru channels his expertise into creating engaging science books for school children, making complex concepts accessible and exciting for the next generation.
Harper Lee's Lost Stories: Land of Sweet Forever
Discover the newly published collection of Harper Lee's forgotten stories that offer fresh insights into her literary genius beyond To Kill a Mockingbird.
Rajkamal Choudhary: Hindi Literature's Rediscovered Genius
Explore the fascinating revival of Rajkamal Choudhary, the experimental Hindi writer whose radical works were forgotten for decades but are now gaining recognition among new generations.
Surprising Fairy Tales from Famous Authors
Discover the hidden fairy tales penned by literary giants like Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, and Leo Tolstoy. These aren't your typical bedtime stories!
Shanta Gokhale's Gender Politics in Short Stories
Discover how Shanta Gokhale's latest collection of short stories masterfully examines gender dynamics, patriarchy, and women's resilience in contemporary Indian society through compelling narratives.
Nobel Prize 2025: Art vs Commerce in Literature
As the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature approaches, the debate intensifies: Should commercial success or pure artistic merit determine the winner? Explore the fascinating tension between mass appeal and literary recognition.
Krasznahorkai: Mastering Chaos Through Literature
Explore the mesmerizing world of Hungarian Nobel laureate Laszlo Krasznahorkai and discover how his revolutionary use of language challenges conventional storytelling.
Backflap: India's Publishing Revolution Unveiled
Discover how 'Backflap' is transforming India's literary landscape, bridging tradition with innovation in this compelling exploration of modern publishing.
The Emperor of Gladness: Mapping Unseen Worlds Through Poetry
Discover how Rajesh Parameswaran's groundbreaking poetry collection maps unseen worlds and invisible stories, blending metaphysical exploration with literary brilliance in contemporary Indian English literature.
Sonia and Sunny's Loneliness: Nostalgia and Quiet Despair
Explore the profound themes of displacement, memory, and silent suffering in 'The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny' - a literary masterpiece capturing contemporary Indian experiences.
Khora: Punjabi Novel Captures Kandi's Spirit
Discover how Punjabi author Gurbachan Singh Bhullar's novel 'Khora' masterfully portrays the struggles and triumphs of the Kandi region's inhabitants through compelling storytelling.
Aatish Taseer's Literary Homecoming After Exile
Discover how Aatish Taseer's profound new work 'A Return to Self: Excursions in Exile' navigates the complex terrain of identity, belonging, and literary redemption after his controversial exile from India.
Raj B Shetty adapts Jugari Cross for film
Kannada superstar Raj B Shetty announces cinematic adaptation of Poornachandra Tejaswi's acclaimed novel 'Jugari Cross', promising a thrilling rural mystery that will captivate audiences nationwide.
Korean Author Baek Se-hee Dies at 35 - Mental Health Advocate
South Korean author Baek Se-hee, whose groundbreaking book about mental health struggles resonated globally, has died at 35. Her honest conversations about depression and anxiety created a movement.
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