Written in Bengali and recently translated to English, a travelogue by Mohonlal Gangopadhyay offers its readers an altogether different perspective on travelling.
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One citation at a time, a professor and her students are crafting a more complete picture of Dante’s women.
10 Years Later: How ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Changed Self-Publishing
The controversial novel and its sequels enticed more authors to experiment with self-publishing, but the latter has a history that long predates the steamy bestseller.
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Excerpted with permission from 'What Millennials Want: Decoding the World’s Largest Generation' by Vivan Marwaha.
Review | A Poetic Journey Back Home
Siddharth Dasgupta has the heart of a nomad and it comes across beautifully in his collection titled 'A Movable East'.
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'Beautiful World' is a novel about class and crisis, and how these phenomena that rule our world shape our relationships with one another.