Sayari Debnath is a Staff Writer for Scroll Media, focusing on national news in India with a specific focus on Jaipur. She covers a wide range of topics including literature, art, culture, and current affairs. Sayari is dedicated to bringing diverse and engaging stories to her readers.
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Sayari's coverage predominantly focuses on culture and society, content & publishing, as well as entertainment news. She often features expert commentary and event coverage related to books, fiction, non-fiction, interviews, and Indian literature.
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By: Sayari Debnath
The novel was originally published in the Spanish as ‘Una novelita lumpen' in 2002. It has been translated into English by Natasha Wimmer.
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The book was first published in 1946, and later adapted into a film in 1952.
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Samantha Harvey’s novel is set in a day of six astronauts who circle the Earth several times over to observe meteorological phenomena and conduct experiments.
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Poet Eunice de Souza wrote two novels, ‘Dangerlok’ and ‘Dev and Simran.’ The first is her debut novel.
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At a Christian convent, dead mice turn up in hordes perhaps signalling the beginning of the end.
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This is author Yael Van Der Wouden's debut novel. A house is a precious thing.
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The short story collection is also the author’s literary debut.
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Originally published in French in 2015, Florence Noiville's novel was translated into English by Teresa Lavender Fagan in 2016.
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Initially published in 1983, the story is now a full-fledged book with novelist Zadie Smith's extended introduction.
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Malavika and Jeet Banerjee of Gameplan Foundation have been thinking of hosting a biennale for more than a decade. Finally, the first edition is here.
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