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Times of India,19 February 2010 Four Indian authors in race for Commonwealth Writers’ Prize NEW DELHI: Four Indian authors have been nominated for this year’s Commonwealth Writers’ Prize. While Amit Chaudhuri (for “The Immortals”), Rana Dasgupta (for “Solo”) and Keki Daruwalla (for “Pepper and Christ”) figure in the Best Book (South Asia and Europe) category, […]

Four Indians vie for Commonwealth Writers’ Prize 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 nominated for their books Solo and Arzee the Dwarf,

In.com,February 2010   Four Indians nominated for Commonwealth Writers’ Prize 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 nominated for their books ‘Solo’ and

IBN Live,11th March 2010   Rana, Daniyal win regional Commonwealth Writer’s New Delhi: Indian novelist Rana Dasgupta’s “Solo” and Pakistan-based author Daniyal Mueenuddin’s “In Other Rooms, Other Wonders” were Thursday declared regional winners of the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize for 2010 in the European and South Asian categories. While “Solo” was declared the best book, “In

Times of India,12 March 2010  

Times of India,12 March 2010   PIO writer bags Commonwealth prize NEW DELHI: Indian-origin writer Rana Dasgupta is a regional winner of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize 2010 in the Best Book category for Europe and South Asia. His novel ‘Solo’, woven around the life of a 100-year-old Bulgarian, won him the award. Daniyal Mueenuddin of

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