DLF2018

‘History helps us re-imagine the past’

The writers' freedom is everyone’s freedom

Vivacious children's sessions at DLF

Three lessons on editing from Richard Beard

Was it inevitable that the partition of 1947 would end so disastrously?

‘Manto talks about issues that I feel are common to our entire subcontinent’

Female authors often cropped out of the literary landscape

The crescent moon appears

‘Bulbuli did not eat the paddy, it was the king’s sepoys’

‘Fiction is something you write in spite of the research you’ve done’

Justice for Rohingya women

Of power, prizes and persecution

‘It was necessary for me to take a pause and view my life from a different perspective’

‘It is unimaginable how Elias can be translated’

'You need to build resilience in your career'

‘Political thoughts should come into fiction organically’

‘Smart televisions know which actors you have a crush on’