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The Spy by Andrew Gross: Book Review
I picked up The Spy by Andrew Gross for two reasons. One, because my favourite shopkeeper recommended it to me and two, I've enjoyed reading...
Interview with Tishani Doshi
Tishani Doshi has published six books of poetry and fiction. Her essays, poems and short stories have been widely anthologized. In 2012 she represented...
Interview with Tikuli by Kulpreet Yadav
Tikuli is a blogger and author from Delhi. Her short stories and poems have appeared in print and in online literary magazines including Le...
The Trail of Four by Manjiri Prabhu: Book Review
One of the best books that I've read written by an Indian author, The Trail of Four is a delightful thriller that's set in...
Interview with Haulianlal Guite by Kulpreet Yadav
Haulianlal Guite is a young IAS officer from Manipur. He graduated in philosophy from St. Stephen's College, completed masters in sociology after entering civil...
Interview with Vinay Sitapati: "The India We Live in Today Is Narasimha Rao's India"
Interview number three from the specially curated ‘Interview Series’ that Open Road Review is doing with the ‘Kumaon Literary Festival’ as their ‘Online Literary Magazine...
Interview with Sumant Batra, Founder, Kumaon Literary Festival
Interview number two from the specially curated ‘Interview Series’ that Open Road Review is doing with the ‘Kumaon Literary Festival’ as their ‘Online Literary Magazine...
'Wood Green' by Sean Rabin: Book Review by Kulpreet Yadav
An original voice that narrates a delicious story, populated with an interesting mix of characters, and set in an exotic location, even though a...
"How to Live with Two Wives in the Same House, and More": Simon Choa...
Written from three character's points of view, and first conceived in the form of a play, as the author explains in his note at...
Interview with Rakhshanda Jalil
Dr Rakhshanda Jalil is a well-known Indian writer, critic and literary historian. She is best known for the much-acclaimed book on Delhi's lesser-known monuments called Invisible...