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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

by Mariam Tareen Six enraptured children sit in a bright and colourful room littered with toys, balloons and ...

by Usman Ahmedani At Saturday’s special tribute event, prominent writers Kamila Shamsie and Mirza Waheed tangled together reflections ...

by Jeanny Gering  It's Saturday night at a theatre bar in Shoreditch. A stream of people are filling ...

by Pujitha Krishnan Development, corruption in Indian politics, and the story of an enigmatic powerful woman were some ...