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Tribute | A life dedicated to Tagore and literature: Tribute to Ketaki Kushari Dyson
11+ hour, 41+ min ago (386+ words) Ketaki Kushari Dyson Sourced by the Telegraph A warm tribute to Ketaki Kushari Dyson (1940-2026) was paid by her UK publisher, Bloodaxe Books, on Saturday. Neil Astley, editor and managing director of Bloodaxe Books, told The Telegraph: “We were saddened by…...
Matthew Sweet: The Great Dictator review - the extraordinary life of Barbara Cartland
17+ hour, 57+ min ago (935+ words) I didn’t think I was interested in Barbara Cartland, but it turns out I am. This new biography by Matthew Sweet, by turns revelatory, hilarious, gripping, astonishing and moving, kept me engrossed from first to last, and persuaded me that…...
Bobiverse Author & Narrator Discuss Book 6: "The Infinite Extent"
19+ hour, 27+ min ago (223+ words) Posted in: Audio Dramas, TV | Tagged: Bobiverse Bobiverse author Dennis E. Taylor and narrator Ray Porter spoke with us about Book 6: "The Infinite Extent" and the future of the franchise. Bleeding Cool: Dennis, since you've released 'We Are Legion.' How do…...
Seething Lane: A Samuel Pepys Mystery by Jack Jewers
20+ hour, 54+ min ago (547+ words) The Reviews Hub Seething Lane: A Samuel Pepys Mystery by Jack Jewers When it comes to historical fiction, timing is everything. For his second novel, Jack Jewers returns to the 17th century and it’s hard to think of a better period…...
In pictures: Little Magazine Festival 2026 celebrates Bengal’s independent literary culture
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (348+ words) Bengal is one of the few states in India that has endorsed and supported small-scale magazines, bringing forth literary talents from every corner of society, and Kolkata has remained the heart of the ‘little magazine’ movement, famous for independent, alternative…...
The Sirens of September, Zeenath Khan, The Sirens of September novel, Hyderabad 1948, Operation Polo, Hyderabad annexation, Hyderabad integration with India, Zeenath Khan book, historical fiction Hyderabad, princely Hyderabad, Penguin historical novel, Farishteh, Hyderabad history | Daily Pioneer
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (560+ words) In the summer of 2017, while walking along a sea-facing boulevard in Mumbai, Zeenath Khan began imagining a novel set against one of the most dramatic episodes in Hyderabad's history. India's 1948 military takeover of the princely state, she felt, had everything…...
Book Review | City That Let Its Boomers Out
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (261+ words) So we have a mismatched couple, from families torn by Partition and big Bombay dreams of the film industry. A room in an apartment divided up between three and then four families, with shared bathrooms and kitchen, but so desirable…...
How John McGahern wrote: ‘Everything begins in a copy book. Every draft would be by hand’
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (1463+ words) I am standing in an anonymous room in the James Hardiman Library at the University of Galway, where Barry Houlihan, the institution’s archivist, has brought some boxes from storage downstairs. Back in 2003 McGahern engaged in an act of what was,…...
Ankit Raj Ojha's 'The Bare Bones Book Of Humour': A comic lens to perceive the world
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (484+ words) Deccan Herald...
Author Kamal Rizal's 21st Book 'Darshanagar' Published
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (101+ words) english.ratopati.com · Sun Sep 13 01:17:26 GMT 2026 Kathmandu. Author and journalist Kamal Rizal's 21st book 'Darshanagar' (Global Outline of Philosophy) has been published. The book was released at a program organized in Kathmandu on Saturday. The 320-page book published by Shikha Books…...