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Pirates! Beware!, says captain who writes

Goa-based Norbert Rebello sails through words with the same ease as he navigates bulk tankers across the oceans. He readies this week for his second novel, also on a theme set at sea, giving hint of how diverse interests show up as more Indian captains and officers take to the global merchant navy fleet.

Israeli writer Avraham Yehoshua honoured in France

Spanish explorers present book on Himalayas

Jaipur Literature Festival to focus on Indian writing

US author Julie Otsuka wins top French book prize

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Corsican epic wins France's top book prize

France's top literary prize, the Goncourt, on Wednesday went to Jerome Ferrari for a Corsican epic, set in a bar on the violence-wracked Mediterranean island.

Mario Vargas Llosa wins Carlos Fuentes prize

Writers must take on political issues: Mo Yan

Chinese author Mo Yan wins Nobel Prize for literature

Tolkien's poem to be out in 2013

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The Mantra
Book excerpt: Five Major Pieces to the Life Puzzle

The challenge of leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind, but not weak; be bold, but not a bully; be thoughtful, but not lazy; be humble, but not timid; be proud, but not arrogant; have humor, but without folly.

Book excerpt: The Freethinker's Prayer Book

Poetry and philosophy in Khushwant Singh's latest work, The Freethinker's Prayer Book, outline the personal religion of India's longest-running columnist. Hindustan Times features exclusive excerpts from the introduction.
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Review: Newsroom Live

Newsrooms are manic hell where destinies of the nation and its inhabitants are written, expunged and even manipulated to grab maximum TRPs as in the case of reality television that peppers news with spice to reach out to viewers.

Review: The Magic of Saida

MG Vassanji is partially exploring his own roots with this latest work – he too is a resident of Canada with ties to India and Tanzania, writes Aishwarya Subramanian.
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Lover Club

Are socially active authors just marketing their work?

July 31, 2012
Authors are no longer reclusive beings of the earlier era. Now, they are active on many social media platforms. Do you think it's a promotional tactic?

Q. Why do men sneer at writings about relationships? - Chitra, Manipur

To think that only male readers sneer at books on love and relationships is sexist, answers Shinie Antony.
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Readers often come to a great writer?s more famous and mature work first, and are then inspired to methodically go through the backlist. This entails reading early, not-so-great work after...

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