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Remembering Subimal Misra | Excerpts

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SUBIMAL MISRA (b. 1943) has been called the only anti-establishment writer in Bengali. Influenced by the cinema of Sergei Eisenstein and Jean-Luc Godard, Misra experimented with the use of film language in Bengali writing even as he made William Burroughs’s cut method his own. With his very first collection of stories, Haran

Immerse Yourself in the Magical World of Imayam | Excerpt

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Set for the most part in the small towns and villages of present-day Tamil Nadu, these stories describe the aspirations and agonies of the men and women living and working there: what they want is to survive and thrive as human beings. Read an excerpt from one of the stories

The Garden of Tales: The Best of Vijaydan Detha

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HarperCollins presents The Garden of Tales The Best of Vijaydan Detha By Vijaydan Detha Translated by Vishes Kothari   Vijaydan Detha is undoubtedly the most important writer of Rajasthani prose in the twentieth century. He draws the reader into the complex and quirky world of the common folk of Rajasthan,

Read an Excerpt from ‘The Museum of the World’

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Based on the true story of a huge scientific undertaking by three Bavarian brothers, and brilliantly translated by Rekha Kamath Rajan, Christopher Kloeble’s The Museum of the World is a fantastic adventure that will change the way we see the history of colonialism. Read an excerpt from the first chapter of the

The Bride: The Maithili Classic Kanyadan by Harimohan Jha now translated into English

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HarperCollins Publishers India is proud to announce the publication of THE BRIDE written by Harimohan Jha, translated by Lalit Kumar OUT NOW!   ‘A Suitable Boy in Maithili, with the vivid complexities and contradictions of its own time and setting’ Amitava Kumar ‘[A] conscientious and nuanced translation’ Namita Gokhale ‘In Lalit Kumar’s