Anisur Rahman

Anisur Rahman is a bilingual poet in English and Urdu, translator and literary critic. Formerly a Professor of English at Jamia Millia Islamia, a Central University in New Delhi, and Senior Advisor at Rekhta Foundation, the world’s largest website on Urdu language, literature, and culture, he has worked and published

Anita Karwal

Anita Karwal, an Indian Administrative Service officer from the batch of 1988, retired in November 2022, as Secretary, Department of School Education, in the Ministry of Education of Government of India. She was deeply and closely involved with the preparation and implementation of the National Education Policy, 2020 and the

Anita Nair

ANITA NAIR is one of India's most acclaimed authors whose oeuvreranges from literary fiction to noir to poetry to children's literature totranslation. Her books have been translated into thirty-two languages aroundthe world and have been adapted for audio, the stage and the screen. She is therecipient of several prizes and

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Anita Vachharajani

Anita Vachharajani grew up in Mumbai. Her stories have appeared in The Puffin Book of Bedtime Stories, The Puffin Book of Spooky Ghost Stories, and in various picture books, such as Nonie's Magic Quilt and Nayana and the Not-so-scary Owl. Her translations of traditional rhymes feature in The Tenth Rasa:

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Anitha Balachandran

Anitha Balachandran makes a precarious living as an animation film-maker, author and illustrator of children's books. She has always enjoyed telling tall tales, creating characters and painting with watercolours. Her works have been exhibited and published internationally, and she is known for her distinctive style.

Anja Dunk

Anja Dunk was born in Wales to a German mother and a Welsh father. Her childhood was spent predominantly in Wales but also in Germany and South East Asia, where she moved to and from over the early years of her life. Her love of food started at home but

Anjali Becker

Anjali Becker is an editor living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Jeanne Engelmann is an editor living outside Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Anjali Joseph

Anjali Joseph was born in Bombay in 1978. She read English at Trinity College, Cambridge, and has taught English at the Sorbonne, written for the Times of India in Bombay and been a Commissioning Editor for ELLE (India). Her first novel, Saraswati Park, won the Desmond Elliott Prize, the Betty

Anjali Karpe

Anjali Karpe is the Deputy Head and Head of student life at the Bombay International School in Mumbai. She teaches English literature and history to secondary and high school students. 

Anjali Kirpalani

Anjali Kirpalani is the bestselling author of the novels Never Say Never and Written in the Stars. Born in India, she lived in South Africa for eight years before returning to Mumbai. She has been a Radio Jockey, TV anchor with ET NOW and the editor of Stylekandy.com, a fashion

Anjali Wason

Anjali Wason was the features correspondent at Tehelka and then lifestyle editor at Time Out Delhi. She designed HIV prevention curricula for adolescents in Nepal and South Africa while working at Planned Parenthood. She studied anthropology and law at the London School of Economics and currently teaches English at a

Anjana Basu

Anjana Basu taught English literature briefly at Kolkatta University. She also writes and poetry, and features for local newspapers and magazines. Her book of short stories was published by Oreint Longman India and one of her stories was broadcast by the BBC. Her poems have featured in an anthology brought

Anjana Menon

Anjana Menon has been wrestling with words for as long as she can remember. After studying literature, she got sucked into a journalism career that took her to Southeast Asia and Europe with Bloomberg News. She returned to India as one of the founder-editors of the business newspaper Mint and

Anjum N. Choudhury

Anjum N. Choudhury had a nomadic childhood, moving between Dhaka, Kathmandu, New Delhi and the Hague. Fiction was one of the few constants in her life, eventually evolving into a creative outlet. The Divining Thread is her first published novella. It started out as a short story that was rejected

Anjum N Choudhury

Anjum N. Choudhury had a nomadic childhood, moving between Dhaka, Kathmandu, New Delhi and the Hague. Fiction was one of the few constants in her life, eventually evolving into a creative outlet. The Divining Thread is her first published novella. It started out as a short story that was rejected

Anmol Malik

Anmol Malik studied Creative Writing from the University of Warwick, England. After working at Leo Burnett and UTV-Disney, she went on to lead the Script Department at Yash Raj Films. Author, singer and songwriter, she's really just a girl doing the best she can. She lives in a darling snowy

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Anna Erelle

Anna Erelle was investigating – on behalf of a desperate mother – the disappearance of a Belgian teenage girl who had flown to Syria. She decided to adopt a pseudonym and see for herself what the online world of jihad was like. A young female journalist, she is still under

Anna Goldsworthy

Anna Goldsworthy is the author of Welcome To Your New Life and Piano Lessons. Anna's writing has appeared in the Monthly, the Age, the Adelaide Review and Best Australian Essays. She has won numerous prizes and scholarships for piano performance. In 2004, she completed a world tour performing in festivals

Anna Sewell

Anna Sewell was born in 1820 in Norfolk. Through persistent difficulties with her health, Sewell wrote the classic children's novel Black Beauty, which has been credited with drawing widespread attention to animal cruelty.

Anna Snoekstra

Annabel Kantaria

Anne E. Monius

Anne Girard

Anne Hart

Anne Hart is a foremost expert on Agatha Christie and wrote her acclaimed biographies of Marple and Poirot with the full endorsement of Agatha Christie Ltd. They have become regarded as the definitive works on their subjects.

Anne Heltzel

Anne Heltzel, a New York City-based book editor and a graduate of the New School's MFA program, is also the author of Circle Nine and The Ruining (written under the pen name Anna Collomore). Anne lived in India from September 2009 to December 2010, and she hopes to return as

Anne Herries

Anne Marsh

Anne Marsh writes sexy contemporary and paranormal romances because the world can always enjoy one more alpha male. She started writing romance after getting laid off from her job as a technical writer-and quickly decided happily-ever-afters trumped software manuals. She lives in Northern California with her family and six cats.