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The interpreter of woke struggles

India, May 31 -- It is clear that we live in uncertain times, what with the climate crisis, an ongoing genocide, and expansionist warfare. And that's just the daily news cycle. This note of utter unce... Read More


Review: Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

India, May 30 -- It is clear that we live in uncertain times what with the climate crisis, an ongoing genocide, and expansionist warfare. And that's just the daily news cycle. This note of utter uncer... Read More


A tale of three cities

India, May 30 -- I seem to have inherited two loves from my late mother: the love for the written word and that for travel. A combination of both made me extend my trip to Europe when I was invited to... Read More


'I never think of genre when I'm writing'

India, April 12 -- 1Folklore is woven into your prose. Did that happen organically? I grew up in Nigeria for the first eight years of my life, soaking up oral storytelling: these fantastical, strange... Read More


Irenosen Okojie: "I never think of genre when I'm writing"

India, April 11 -- Folklore is woven into the very fabric of your prose. Did that happen organically or was oral storytelling something from your childhood that shaped your journey as an author? I wo... Read More


Manpreet Singh: "I wanted to talk of Sikhs in normal everyday urban contexts"

India, April 7 -- What was the immediate driving force behind The Sikh Next Door? Being a Sikh myself, I have always felt a gap between images defining the community and the people behind them. Domin... Read More