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“Portable Homes” at the New Yorker Festival
A conversation between Salman Rushdie and Orhan Pamuk, with The New Yorker’s fiction editor, Deborah Treisman. -
Hamid on Hate
Author discusses the devastating effects 1980s U.S. foreign policy had on Pakistan---and the love much of the Muslim world still holds for American culture. -
Joya Speaks To The World
Human Rights Watch urges reinstatement for Afghanistan's outspoken first female MP Malalai Joya. -
The Hindi-Bindi Club
The Hindi-Bindi Club, written in the tradition of The Joy Luck Club and Like Water For Chocolate, focuses on the lives of three Indian immigrant mothers and their relationships with their daughters. -
Power Couple Palman Does The Rounds
Lakshmi and Rushdie take over American TV. Kind of. -
APA Books In LA
Angry Asian Man, Angry Little Asian Girl and over 30 writers are putting in appearances at the inaugural Asian Pacific American Book Festival in Los Angeles. -
Straightening Ali
Gay rights in India--and in diasporic Indian communities--leave much to be desired -
Summer Reading
New releases just in time for the summer. -
The Night Life Of Trees
Intricate, luminous paintings of trees by leading Gond artists. -
Rishi Reddi’s Karma
This new set of short stories is making a big splash.