Party Chairman Prachanda, with other top party leaders in tow, makes his way to the stage.
If there is one thing that distinguishes the world of Bangla writing from the literature of the rest of the Subcontinent's languages, it is the abundance of works
Narayan Debnath is a name that will not strike most Southasians as odd, surrounded as we are by friends with names like Shiva, Mohammad and Jesus, a man-god symbiosis
Let children read to be enthralled, not educated.
Kancha Ilaiah burst onto the Indian intellectual scene in 1996, with his now-famous book, Why I Am Not a Hindu. In that work, Ilaiah made a partly autobiographical case
In Afghanistan, radio stories are helping to mend childhoods.
Writing for children entails reaching out for the imaginative and enchanting in one’s own life.
In a short period of time, Pakistan’s publishing industry has made great strides in children’s literature – though there is still a long way to go to ensure quality.
Richard Boyle interviews Grataien Prize winner Prashani Rambukwella, author of Mythil´s Secrets. Since superstition is an important facet in Sri Lanka, Prashani Remvukwella, a Sri Lanka-born writer currently
The story of one publisher’s ‘new’ genre: the Tamil picture book.
