Growing older gives you perspective and hindsight. You have a long trajectory to look back on and learn life lessons
Urvashi Butalia
Editor
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For years, Indian publishers have sought government help that will allow them to pay translators a decent wage for their work so that literature can speak beyond the borders
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In her most exhaustive interview to date, Arundhati Roy goes to the heart of her novel
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Self-criticism marks the maturing of the secular debate
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Engrossing true witch's tale, but doesn't tread the tensions
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A study of three different forms of systematic violence against women in India
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For readers concerned with the politics of writing, the writer's responsibility, the nature of the literary imagination, this is a book that needs to be read from cover to cover.
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A timely reminder that despite years of activism, and attempts to make the law morestringent, the problem of dowry hasn't gone away.
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Along with diplomats, buses and possible air links, this volume too may find place in track three diplomacy.
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