Sayari Debnath is a journalist at Scroll Media. She covers themes related to food and beverages, as well as issues concerning animals and animal cruelty, highlighting the intersection of culinary culture and ethical concerns. Sayari's work has been featured in Scroll Media and Kasturi & Sons, Ltd.
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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
Shida Bazyar’s novel has been translated from the German by Ruth Martin.
By: Sayari Debnath
Marie NDiaye's novel ‘La Sorcière' has been translated from the French by Jordan Stump.
By: Sayari Debnath
Yáng Shuāng-zĭ's novel translated from Mandarin Chinese by Lin King is shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize.
By: Sayari Debnath
In this book published in 2018, journalist Snigdha Poonam follows men from tier-2 cities as they try to make a living and realise their dreams.
By: Sayari Debnath
When literary awards are opened up to languages from around the world, they become diverse and inclusive. This year's winner will be announced on May 19.
By: Sayari Debnath
Theodore Dreiser's novel is about a young woman who moves to the big city, where she chases her own American Dream.
By: Sayari Debnath
Theodore Dreiser’s novel is about a young woman who moves to the big city, where she chases her own American Dream.
By: Sayari Debnath
Nayantara Roy's novel is set in Kolkata, where the once-wealthy Lahiris have to reconcile with family secrets when Lila, the heiress, arrives from the US.
By: Sayari Debnath
Ben Lerner's fourth novel, Transcription (and the second I have read this year), is a fabulous, shape-shifting, perceptive story of facts, recreation, and digital behaviour.
By: Sayari Debnath
Author Denton Welch was also a painter. He died at 33, and much of the novel was inspired by his own life.
