The Himalayan Writing Retreat is holding a publishing workshop at Kunzum Jorbagh. Whether you’re a first-time writer working on a manuscript or a published author who wants a better publishing deal, this workshop will help you take the next step in your writing career.
Author and former journalist Nilanjana S. Roy talks to Kunzum about the many facets of Delhi, her latest book, the biggest literary influences on her craft, and her next novel.
Our second Kunzum Book Club Mixer is brewing at Kunzum GK2—with authors Soumya Bhattacharya, Gautam Bhatia, and Aashisha Chakraborty.
Rochelle Potkar is an award-winning poet, fictionist, screenwriter, critic, editor, and translator. We sat down with her to understand how these different artistic pursuits come together in her life.
Reading Gabriel García Márquez was confusing and difficult for a literature student, especially when the Colombian writer attributed his magical fiction to reality. It took a lesser-read book of his to make things clearer.
Sundays should be sleepy, relaxed and personal. Robin’s Sunday dawned with his landlord’s dead face splashed across all the major dailies and TV news channels. Headlines screamed- “Gay lovers end lives”.
Rage is easily the most devastating book anyone has written about a US President for a while.
Written almost 150 years ago, it was the story of an outrageous journey.
In “Rumi: A New Translation”, there are verses about devotion, teaching, love, life, death…Dhondy’s selection is a very wide one.
The book is supremely well paced and laced with mystery, detection and a lot of surprise!