Multiculturalism – a source of new world literature New Delhi, April 8 (IANS) The morphing of the world into a sprawling global village and free passage of people across terrains are changing the tenor of contemporary literature. New groups of non-majority cultures are acquiring a voice to express their artistic visions in innovative literary formats […]
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Delhi to get a taste of Commonwealth Literature (Lead) New Delhi, April 6 (IANS) A series of discussions, workshops, symposia and interactions between schoolchildren and award-winning writers will be held in the capital from Wednesday ahead of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize ceremony April 12. A five-day run-up to the event will see the regional winners
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Mail Today,4 April 2010
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The Asian Age,6 April 2010 C’wealth literary gala begins in Delhi today New Delhi , The countdown to the 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize (CWP) begins as authors from seven countries descend on New Delhi for the six-day-long literary extravaganza that kickstarts with a creative writing workshop at the Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura, on
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Mint,8 April 2010 What is ‘common’ about this prize? The Commonwealth Writers’ Prize is anachronistic in the diverse landscape of world fiction Salil Tripathi Winners: (left) Amitav Ghosh turned down the prize in 2001; Daniyal Mueenuddin won this year’s prize for his debut novel. Photos: Manoj Patil / Hindustan Times and Cecilie Brenden As literary
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Mail Today,9 April 2010
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