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New Delhi [India], January 19 (ANI/PRNewswire): Picasso said that painting is a way of keeping a diary

Admired and despised in equal measure, Yanagiharas previous novel, A Little Life, was a punishing chronicle

Thrity Umrigar talks about writing her ninth novel, "Honor," about ethnic conflict and fundamentalism in India, during a populist uprising in the U.S.

His latest novel, A Time Outside This Time, released in October.

When Justine inherits her great-aunt Lucys lakeside house in Minnesota, it comes with a notebook in which Lucy records events from the summer of 1935.

An erudite attempt to skewer our media overload amid the sound and fury of the Trump years – but character and heart are missing

David Damrosch is Chair of the Comparative Literature department at Harvard University and founder of Harvard’s Institute for World Literature,

Amitava Kumar’s new novel asks what is the role of fiction is in a world where truth itself has become casualty.

‘Battlefield’, Jerry Pinto’s English translation of Marathi writer Vishram Bedekar’s ‘Ranaangan’ is a must-read novel in today’s context.

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