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“There is discrimination even before they can dream of being a writer” Shivani Gupta, Founder of AccessAbility

Shivani Gupta, author of No Looking Back, is the founder of AccessAbility, a consultancy for promoting physical accessibility. She became involved after attending a...

Ananya Sarkar - August 6, 2014

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” You can it me anything you wish; only I hope it is complimentary! – Elizabeth Kurian, Poet

Elizabeth (Mona) was born and brought up in Hyderabad, India. She had her education in Rosary Convent School and later in Nizam College. She...

J.T Jayasingh - October 21, 2012

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“Groaning humanity fires up my poetic imagination.” Arbind Kumar Choudhary, Poet

Dr Arbind Kumar Choudhary, is an awarded editor and author of nine poetry collections. His poetic soulscape that has been glittering in Cambridge Dictionary ...

BK Dubey - May 25, 2012

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” I’ve always felt that I am controlled by an invisible force when I write” – Aiswarya T. Anish, Poet

Christina: Before I begin let me congratulate you for having published your first poetry collection, “The crescent smile”. How do you feel upon having...

Christina Alex - April 7, 2012

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“I believe, Buddha was the greatest poet on this planet earth.” – Nimal Dunuhinga, Poet, Sri Lanka

‘I am not a scholar, just a sailor, but I learned a few things from the Life-school. At last I found, Man does not...

Premji - July 8, 2011

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“Those who take literature seriously will have to uplift the freedom of thought in their literary works.”– Akbar Kakkattil, Malayalam fiction Writer

Akbar Kakkattil is a malayalam short-story writer and novelist from Kerala. He is noted for his story narration with humor element. He has wrtten...

P A Noushad - April 5, 2011

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“Neglecting mother tongue is suicidal” Poet, Sachidanandan

P.A.Noushad: Could you name a few most influential international writers in your life? Sachidanandan: It is very difficult to tell one particular writer, though I...

IR - February 1, 2011

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“My image of India was mostly shaped (or misshaped) by white colonial writers” British writer, Jim Crace

By the strength of his more than a dozen books, all critically acclaimed and popularly successful, Jim Crace (65) is one of the highly...

Vishal Tayade - January 11, 2011

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