From the variety of powerful, relatable and extraordinary personal narratives that exist around us, Kunzum recommends five life accounts that will make you feel close to the world we are living in
Books make for the best gifts! And given the enthusiastic response to our first gifting guide, our readers and patrons seem to agree. On popular demand, here’s Part Two of Kunzum’s Book Gifting Guide!
Amit Chaudhuri has many avatars―singer, novelist, critic, editor, professor, and poet! At the Jaipur Literature Festival 2023, we caught up with him to discuss his unique approach to writing, expression through Hindustani music, and affinity for the chaos of cities.
Here’s the complete list of all events coming up at Kunzum—across our five stores.
Sheela Tomy’s debut novel, Valli, was shortlisted for the 2022 JCB Prize for Literature. Kunzum wanted to know more about her book and environmental activism, and bring her ideas to you, so we sat down with the author for an enlightening conversation.
Kunzum Gurgaon is hosting a Women Writers Fest in collaboration with ShethePeople! The Fest aims to focus the dialogue on women writers who are breaking new ground in content, style, and storytelling.
Kunzum Book Bees is organising a Kids’ Festival in collaboration with The Tale of You. Join us with your young ones to attend enrapturing book readings, learn storytelling, participate in creativity contests, and win prizes!
From Chinese fortune cookies to scissors, unusual objects possess a voice in Ruth Ozeki’s latest novel, The Book of Form and Emptiness. Curious, we approached Ozeki to understand her writing process, relationship with objects, obsession with libraries and bookstores, and Buddhist approach to life.
Winner of the 2015 Booker Prize, Marlon James, was one of the many acclaimed speakers at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2023. We spoke with him about African myths, unlearning Eurocentrism, his book recommendations, and the upcoming third book of his Dark Star trilogy.
Anees Salim opens up to Kunzum about his Facebook alter-ego, his obsession with waterbodies, the recurring themes of death and hopelessness in his novels, and, of course, The Bellboy.