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Sudha Menon, author of Feisty at Fifty, on the importance of writing for and about women
Urvashi Bahuguna’s debut poetry collection Terrarium is delicately crafted and rich in detail
Satyajit Sarna’s debut poetry collection, The Profane, is a meditation on death, dissent and our time on earth
In Vestin Verghese’s debut novel for children, a classic tale of Good vs Evil plays out in a steam engine
Anita Nair portrays the desires and disappointments of 10 extraordinary women in Eating Wasps
The Queen of Jasmine Country: Sharanya Manivannan’s ‘dream’ debut novel tells the story of poet-saint Andal
We Live in the Newness of Small Differences: The making and unmaking of form in Sohini Basak’s poetry
It’s a Mom Thing: Blogger-author Sathya Ramaganapathy's take on parenting is humorous, reassuring
Celebrating Carnatic music's pluralism: A playlist of artistes, songs fighting hegemony with creativity
Dalit stands for annihilation of caste, not substitute for 'Schedule Caste': VCK's D Ravikumar on govt's diktat to media houses
After Yesterday: A search for home, hope and love in Appadurai Muttulingam’s translated short stories
Gayathri Prabhu's If I Had To Tell It Again narrates a story of extraordinary suffering and love
From Perumal Murugan's The Goat Thief to Tamil Pulp Fiction, a look at recent notable translations
Lakshmi: Furore over Tamil short film shows society can't handle a woman's adultery, even in fiction
Tamil Sangam poetry to Dalit literature, translation provides a window to words that might be lost
Why the translation of vernacular literature in India into English is an act of solidarity
Found in Translation: A few noteworthy initiatives are helping Indian literature breach the language barrier
