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Anadi Athaley: "I see editing as an act of care"

India, Dec. 18 -- How does it feel to have edited Sabar Bonda, the first Marathi feature film to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, and the first Indian film to win the Grand Jury Prize (Dramatic... Read More


Savie Karnel: "An army is built with thousands of stories"

India, Dec. 1 -- After winning the Binod Kanoria Award, you wrote an Instagram post saying, "A little girl from a small town on the western coast dreamt of writing, and the rest has been blessings and... Read More


Ogin Nayam: "I am not a writer and do not want to pretend to be one"

India, Nov. 17 -- Your wordless picture book When The Sun Sets got you the Mehlli Gobhai Award for the Best Illustrator of Children's Books, and was also shortlisted for the Neev Book Award. How does ... Read More


Abodh Aras: "People who love community animals are not anti-human"

India, Nov. 12 -- I felt sad because there are several examples to show that such unscientific removal of street dogs does not work. In fact, it is a legacy that the British left us with. Street dogs ... Read More


Kripa: "Children are victims to a system that limits their imagination"

India, Nov. 4 -- Your book Art is a Voice celebrates art as "a tool for dissent". When did you become aware of the political and social functions of art, alongside the aesthetic? In 2002, when my par... Read More


'I have always known that ghosts are among us'

India, Nov. 1 -- 1This novel collapses the distinction between the world of the living and that of those who have passed away. What excited you most about this approach? My mother brought me up to bel... Read More


Daisy Rockwell: "I have always known that ghosts are among us"

India, Oct. 31 -- You have translated many novels. What were the new creative highs and lows that you experienced? Well, I wrote the basics of the novel about 10 years ago, but I was at the same time... Read More