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Sunday's DSC South Asian Literature Festival event Under The Skin saw three short stories recorded live for ...

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by Anindya Raychaudhuri “I am not what I am”, Shakespeare’s Iago says in Othello – a classic example of ...

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by Anindya Raychaudhuri ‘I don't want to confine anyone's imagination; I want you to picture Kashmir yourself,’ said ...

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by Usman Ahmedani This event explored Allen Ginsberg’s experiences travelling through India in the early 1960s – ...

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by Usman Ahmedani From Faiz to Fitzgerald and back again via Eric B and Rakim; the rich repertoire ...

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by Jeanny Gering Bhopali is a stirring piece of “fiction that can go under the skin of facts”,

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by Anna McNay Ghobi gays and lassi lesbians - the DSC South Asian Literature Festival discusses queer writing The question ...

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by Amardeep Sohi The title of Tindal Street Press' new collection of short stories, Too Asian or Not Asian Enough,

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A fascinating SALF event saw Karachi-based writer Mohammed Hanif in conversation with journalist Sarfraz Manzoor. They discussed ...

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Ahead of H.M. Naqvi's event this Sunday at the Chelsea Theatre (see here), we're giving away five ...

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Q&A with HM NaqviOctober 18, 2011

The winner of the 2010 DSC Prize for South Asian Literature talks about what inspires him.  What have ...

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by Usman Ahmedani ‘I feel frightened myself going to the bazaar in case some mad weirdo arrives and ...

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by Anindya Raychaudhuri Where is Faraway? How do we get there? If we do, will we only find ...

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by Pujitha Krishnan Where are comic books and graphic novels in India today? Stories in Indian mythology are ...

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The Sri Lankan literary scene in awakening to a new dawn, says Romesh Gunesekera When I started out,

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