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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
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.
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The complex, A-19 Modern Colony, the novel's spatial and emotional anchor, does not shape up to be a pivotal character despite lending its name to the title.
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Published in 1940, this was Glenway Wescott's penultimate novel. He did not publish any fiction after 1945 until he died in 1987.
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Caroline Blackwood's novel was a finalist for the 1977 Man Booker Prize. Poet Philip Larkin, the chair of jury, argued that the novel should not win.
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Published in 1938, Baker's debut novel was adapted for the screen in 1950. The movie starred Kirk Douglas in the role of Rick Martin, the protagonist.
