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DNA,27th February 2010  

Caribbeanbookblog,2nd February 2010   Authors in race to win 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize The race to win the coveted titles of Best Book and Best First Book in the 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize has begun. It was launched at the Jaipur Literary Festival where competitors learnt that the winners of the 24th year of the

Compass News,7th February 2010   Commonwealth Writers’ Prize holds April, in India RACE for the 24th Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best Book and Best First Book has began. Entries are currently being received. Winners are to be announced in Delhi, India on April 12. Organisers inform that the Best First Book winner will claim a

Outlook,February 2010   

Outlook,February 2010  

Tehelka,February 2010  

The Asian Age,19 February 2010   4 Indians shortlisted for C’wealth Lit Prize race New Delhi: Noted authors Keki N. Daruwalla and Amit Chaudhuri are among the four Indians nominated for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize 2010. Besides Daruwalla’s For Pepper and Christ and Chaudhuri’s The Immortals, authors Rana Dasgupta and Chandrahas Chowdhury have also been

Deccan Herald,19 February 2010     Four Indians nominated for Commonwealth Writers’ Prize New Delhi, Feb 19 (IANS) Noted authors Keki N. Daruwalla and Amit Chaudhuri are among the four Indians nominated for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize 2010. Besides Daruwalla’s “For Pepper and Christ” and Chaudhuri’s “The Immortals”, authors Rana Dasgupta and Chandrahas Chowdhury have

Dawn,19 February 2010   2 Pakistanis shortlisted for C’wealth writers prize KARACHI, Feb 18: Two Pakistani writers have made it to the shortlist for the regional (Europe and Asia) Commonwealth Writers Prize 2010. Daniyal Muenuddin for Other Rooms, Other Wonders and Aamer Hussein for his sixth book, a novella Another Gulmohar Tree, have been included