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February 28, 2024
The French Institute in India, in collaboration with Apeejay Trust, announces Pankaj Kumar Chatterjee's book "Divan Staliner", a translation of Jean-Daniel Baltassat's Stalin's Couch, the winner of 7th Romain Rolland Book Prize. This ...
February 28, 2024
Pankaj Kumar Chatterjee, translator of the Bengali version of "Stalin's Couch", won the 7th Romain Rolland Book Prize, awarded to the best translation of a French book into an Indian language. This is the second win for Bengali after Trinanjan Chakraborty's win in 2022. Chatterjee is delighted and expects more French books to be translated into Bengali. The French original by Jean-Daniel Baltassat was also adapted into a movie. The prize aims to promote translating French lit...
January 18, 2024
The greatest guarantee for Israel wil remain its commitment to its humanitarian and democratic values
November 28, 2023
Dive into the Best French Books, Where Each Page Holds the Key to Literary Liberation, Unleashing Stories of Rebellion, Romance, and the Enduring French Spirit.
October 15, 2023
Toni Aquilina's interpretation of Camus' 'Lโรtranger'
August 28, 2023
After a stroke, the author of the new novel 'Las Madras' taught herself to read again by remembering how she learned to read in English.
August 8, 2023
"Zabor", the new novel by Algerian star author Kamel Daoud, tells the story of the outsider Ismael, who discovers poetry as a means of survival. Stefan Weidner sees parallels in the novel with the situation in Algeria following the ousting of Bouteflika
July 31, 2023
"Zabor", the new novel by Algerian star author Kamel Daoud, tells the story of the outsider Ismael, who discovers poetry as a means of survival. Stefan Weidner sees parallels in the novel with the situation in Algeria following the ousting of Bouteflika
July 25, 2023
Writers and Missionaries (Verso, May 2023), Adam Shatz’s new collection of essays, chronicles a diverse group of writers frustrated by the narrow prisms of ideology and identity. Shatz examines novelists and playwrights who have tested the lines of literature and advocacy, artists and critics who have grown frustrated by moral simplification and political binary.