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Indo-Anglian FictionMrinal Boselatest articles
Indo-Anglian Fiction
Mar 1, 2003 A look at Salman Rushdie's love affairs and his current work.
Feb 1, 2003 The great writer supports a scribe's cause.
Jan 1, 2003 Why Rohinton Mistry misses The Booker award each time.
Dec 1, 2002 Literary fiction has its down time now.
Nov 1, 2002 Ashok K. Banker: An Exclusive Interview In an exclusive interview with suite101.com, Ashok K. Banker, the well-known author, talks about his new project and transformed writing career.
Oct 1, 2002 Musings on the soon-to-be-seen stage version of Midnight's Children
Sep 1, 2002 The Impressionist by Hari Kunzru, despite the hype, is a verdant novel based on a poorly conceived plot.
Aug 1, 2002 Civil Lines,a literary magazine, has a whole lot of interesting contents in its current issue.
Jul 1, 2002 Sasthi Brata, once the toast of bibliophiles, is a pathetic figure today.
Jun 1, 2002 Davidar's first novel is a brilliant and well-crafted work with the right mix of imagination and sensibility.,Davidar's first novel is a brilliant and well-crafted work with the right mix of imagination and sensibility.
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Sasthi Brata (3 msgs) A Private Affair (1 msgs) Naipaul's Way (1 msgs) Ashok K. Banker: An Exclusive Interview (1 msgs) Midnight's Children On Stage (1 msgs) Verdant Melodrama (1 msgs) Civil Lines/5 (1 msgs) Making a Point (2 msgs) Homecoming, Vernacular writers and a thousand pities (1 msgs) Arundhati Roy: A Pamphleteer? (2 msgs) |
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