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Alpeh to Publish OUTCASTE: A NOVEL by Matampu Kunhukuttan Translated by Vasanthi Sankaranarayanan

by New Asian Writing • 03/04/2019 • 0 Comments
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Fiction, INR 499, 256pp An unforgettable story of a lone woman’s revenge and empowerment. ABOUT THE BOOK Outcaste ( Brushte in the original Malayalam) is a powerful story of the revenge a single woman named Paptikutty wreaks on her community for the monstrous…

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Aleph to Publish WRITING BADLY IS EASY by Amitava Kumar

by New Asian Writing • 03/04/2019 • 0 Comments
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Non Fiction , INR 699, 320pp ‘Amitava Kumar is a sensitive, probing, erudite writer, always ready to question others and himself.’ —Edmund White ABOUT THE BOOK When Lord Macaulay introduced English as the instrument of education in India, he also…

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Book Review: Didda by Ashish Kaul

by New Asian Writing • 03/04/2019 • 0 Comments
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Book Name: Didda The Warrior Queen of Kashmir Author: Ashish Kaul Genre: Non-fiction Publisher: Rupa Rating: 4/5 Book Blurb: A girl abandoned by her parents. A disabled princess who fights all odds to become the most feared warrior queen. A…

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Westland to Publish CASTE AS SOCIAL CAPITAL The Complex Place of Caste in Indian Society by PROF. R. VAIDYANATHAN

by New Asian Writing • 03/04/2019 • 0 Comments
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Many consider caste as an outdated institution, but it thrives in post-liberalisation India. The establishment and running of businesses tap into caste networks, both in terms of arranging finance and providing access to a ready workforce. By and large, caste…

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Book Review: The Antagonists by Tina Biswas

by New Asian Writing • 31/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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Book Name: The Antagonists Author: Tina Biswas Publisher: Fingerprint Genre: Fiction Rating: 4.8/5 Book Blurb: I am one of you . . . that is why I, and only I, can be trusted to do what is good for you.…

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Fingerprint to Publish Mystical Tales for a Magical Life by Shubha Vilas

by New Asian Writing • 28/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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The Vedic texts are a wellspring of stories, of lessons, of tales that never get old. Here’s a special edition that curates eleven of the most interesting, unheard, and thought-provoking tales from the scriptures, the epics, and the Puranas and…

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Fingerprint to Publish Moment of Signal by Sreedhar Bevara

by New Asian Writing • 28/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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As a young child, Sreedhar Bevara lived in extreme poverty in a small town in India. By following the signals that are accessible to all of us, Sreedhar found his way out of poverty and into a successful career with…

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Book Review: Tell Her Everything by Mirza Waheed

by New Asian Writing • 28/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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Book Name: Tell Her Everything Author: Mirza Waheed Publisher: Context/ Westland Genre: Fiction Rating: 3.7/5 Book Blurb: ‘You see, Sara, it had to happen … I couldn’t have prevented it, could I? It could have been anyone, and it was…

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Fingerprint to Publish Fight with Fat by Dr. Kamal Mahawar

by New Asian Writing • 28/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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Are you overweight?You are not alone. Globally, approximately two billion people fall in this category. Closer home, India too battles this pandemic with over three crore of its population obese, and a much larger number overweight. The numbers keep showing…

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Fingerprint to Publish A Year of Wednesdays by Sonia Bahl

by New Asian Writing • 28/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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A FLIGHT FROM NEW DELHI TO NEW YORK. Two strangers, Seat 7A and Seat 7B, who have nothing in common. Absolutely nothing. Except they are both hoping the seat next to theirs remains empty. It doesn’t. Mid-flight turbulence and infant…

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Westland to Publish ASCETIC GAMES Sadhus, Akharas and the Making of the Hindu Vote by Dhirendra K Jha

by New Asian Writing • 28/03/2019 • 0 Comments
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When the Ram Janmabhoomi movement was relaunched for BJP’s electoral gains, the sadhus of north India were made foot soldiers of the cause. The interference of political Hindutva in the sadhus’ lives amplified their greed and materialism, plunging their ascetic…

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