Lost your password?

Blogs about: Indian Fiction

Featured Blog

Vodafone-Crossword Book Awards4 comments

davematt wrote 4 months ago: The Vodafone-Crossword Book Awards 2008 shortlist is star-studded — and finding place are … more →

Tags: escape, Indian Authors, Indian novels, Indian Writers, Indian writing in English, Manjula Padmanbhan, Vodafone Crossword Awards

The River Has No Camera - Anjali Chandran5 comments

davematt wrote 5 months ago: If one went by the title or the packaging, one could have easily missed this book. If you took a lit … more →

Tags: Fiction, Authors, Indian writing in English, Indian Authors, Book Review, Indian Novel, Indian Writers, Indian novels, The River Has No Camera

Escape - Manjula Padmanabhan2 comments

davematt wrote 6 months ago: Two budding flowers and few drops of blood, the cover says it all. It took me a while to make the co … more →

Tags: disappointing, Book Reviews, Books, escape, Fiction, Indian Novel, Indian novels, Indian Writers, Indian writing

Afterwards - Jaishree Misra8 comments

davematt wrote 7 months ago: Disappointing, was my thought as I turned the last page. Another Indian author that I had not tried … more →

Tags: Anita Nair, Indian Authors, Indian Novel, Indian novels, Indian Writers, Indian writing, Indian writing in English, Jaishree Misra, Kerala

The Finger Puppet - Anu Jayanth14 comments

davematt wrote 8 months ago: Reading The Finger Puppet on the heels of Lost Flamingoes of Bombay,  was very reassuring - all is n … more →

Tags: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Highly Recommended, anu jayanth, Authors, Book Review, Books, Fiction, Indian Authors, Indian novels

The Lost Flamingoes of Bombay - Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi

davematt wrote 8 months ago: If the ’Last Song of Dusk’ was bizarre, this one is bizarre too; less but bizarre all th … more →

Tags: disappointing, Book Review, Books, Indian Authors, Indian novels, Indian Writers, Indian writing, Indian writing in English, meenakshi reddy madhavan

No Onion Nor Garlic - Srividya Natarajan12 comments

davematt wrote 9 months ago: I attempted this one more out of compulsion, so that P did not crib about her failed attempts to mak … more →

Tags: recommended, Chennai, Indian Authors, Indian novels, Indian writing, Indian writing in English, No Onions Nor Garlic, Srividya Natarajan, TamBrahms

Love and Longing in Bombay4 comments

lazybug wrote 11 months ago: Finished reading a book after a *long* time. Several starts failed or stopped midway. But this one, … more →

Tags: Here and there, Books, India, Indian English Writers, mumbai, Vikram Chandra, Supernatural, love and longing in bombay

If You Want to Read an Intense Story This Vacation...

Admin wrote 1 year ago: Debutant writer Ashish Mohan’s “The Final Awakening” gets off to a curious but interesting start. Ar … more →

Tags: Fiction Writer, indian author, indian writer, Novel Writer

Sudheer the lafunga...

harinair wrote 1 year ago: …is up there along with kalidasa’s Nala & Damayanti as a great Indian fictional char … more →

Tags: India, Travel Writing, Anglo-Indian, Damayanti, Kalidasa, Nala, Ruskin Bond, sudheer the lafunga

2009 Debs Interview Series: Neesha Meminger4 comments

cmcraig wrote 1 year ago:                           Samar–a.k.a. Sam–is an Indian-American teenager whose mom has … more →

Tags: 2009 Deb Interview Series, Fumbling with Fiction, The Call, ya, on writing, Stephen King, teen lit, Neesha Meminger, Shine

Book, booker, booked21 comments

Meena Kandasamy wrote 1 year ago: “The future was a casino, everyone was gambling, and everyone expected to win.” Salman Rushdie (Fury … more →

Tags: book, Culture, Fiction, India, media, Novel, writing, Altaf Tyrewala, Aravind Adiga

The Small House - Timeri N Murari2 comments

davematt wrote 1 year ago: Timeri N Murari is a name that you will see tucked away among the likes of Rohinton Mistry, Anita De … more →

Tags: disappointing, Books, Fiction, Indian writing in English, Indian Authors, Book Review, Indian writing, Novels, Timeri N Murari

You Know Fun's in Store...4 comments

lazybug wrote 1 year ago: when the book you picked up randomly at the bookstore has this in the third page: The Raj Atithi Gue … more →

Tags: Here and there, Books, writing, Fiction, humour, mammaries of the welfare state, wit, Satire, Upamanyu Chatterjee

Karan Bajaj's debut novel!21 comments

Amyth wrote 1 year ago: I recently got an email from Mr. Karan Bajaj (BIT Mesra, Mechanical Engienering, 1996-2000) and was … more →

Tags: bit mesra, Books, Me, Book Launch, Book Release, debut novel, Indian Writers, Karan Bajaj, Keeping off the grass

Indian Fiction3 comments

stilettostorytime wrote 1 year ago: Recently I have been struck by the amazing amount and quality of Indian fiction for readers of all a … more →

Tags: Young Adult books, Children's Picture Books, Adult Books, India, multiculutural picture books, sheth, lahiri, roopa farooki, Indian Literature

The Death of Vishnu by Manil Suri

vivekisms wrote 2 years ago: On a breezy Sunday afternoon, I happened to read ” The Death Of Vishnu” by Manil Suri. I … more →

Tags: Literature, 20th Century Fiction

Home by Manju Kapur

vivekisms wrote 3 years ago: If I were to ever recommend someone a book that would instantly make them go straight  to the Never … more →

Till Death Do Us Part by Mahasweta Devi

vivekisms wrote 3 years ago: Mahasweta Devi is one of my favourite bhasha writers and I love everything that she writes no matter … more →

Tags: Bhasha Literature, women authors


Have your say. Start a blog.

See our free features →

Related Tags
All →

Follow this tag via RSS