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Editor-author jodi, the word is their cloister - Vimarsana News

Editor-author jodi, the word is their cloister

Joe Hagan, in Sticky Fingers, his excellent biography of Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone magazine, calls the collaboration between Wenner and his star writer Hunter S Thompson 'cosmically preordained.' Wenner explains, 'We sparked as we saw each other as kindred spirits.' And yet, sometimes the adoration between writers and editors can be one-sided, as Cheever realises, much to his dismay.

JLF 2024: United by stories - Vimarsana News

JLF 2024: United by stories

This year’s edition of the Jaipur Literature Festival was attended by a range of celebrated authors from Paul Lynch and Georgi Gospodinov to Perumal Murugan, Shyam Selvadurai and Kai Bird. This ability to gather some of the finest minds from around the world under one roof remains the festival’s unique selling proposition

JLF 2024: "A feminist publishing house like Kali for Women can't come up today": Ritu Menon, publisher | Books and Literature News - Vimarsana News

JLF 2024: "A feminist publishing house like Kali for Women can't come up today": Ritu Menon, publisher | Books and Literature News

Co-founders and veteran publishers Menon and Urvashi Butalia on why a political press can’t keep up with 21st-century market demands

Zohra! by Ritu Menon is a biography you must read - Vimarsana News

Zohra! by Ritu Menon is a biography you must read

The book narrates the remarkable journey of celebrated Indian dancer Zohra Sehgal

Roundabout: Punjabis come forward to atone for the sins of 1947 - Vimarsana News

Roundabout: Punjabis come forward to atone for the sins of 1947

An invitation to a function on India's Independence Day baffles with a picture of a train on fire and refugees, as it is a day of penitence for communal violence during Partition.