Literature (Homegrown Creators)

Literature (Homegrown Creators)

Panther’s Paw Publication is rooted in the legacy of the Dalit Panthers and dedicated to Dalit-Bahujan writing and anti-caste literature.
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Ambedkar, Dalit Music, Class & More: 5 Anti-Caste Books From Panther’s Paw Publication

Disha Bijolia
4 min read
Natasha Joshi, founder-director of the Deodar Prize, discusses how the Prize is creating space for the many ways contemporary Indian writers are telling their stories.
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The Deodar Prize Is Looking For India’s Next Great Short Story Writers

Drishya
5 min read
Drawing on more than three decades of journalism, extensive field reporting and historical research, Sharma moves beyond the familiar narrative of encounters and counterinsurgency to trace the forces that shaped Bastar across centuries.
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The History Of Maoism In Bastar: How An Insurgency Took Root In India’s Heartland

Drishya
7 min read
Women With Weapons is a forthcoming anthology from Blaft that invites writers to imagine stories centred on women who wield weapons and drive the narrative.
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Women With Weapons: Blaft Is Looking For Writing Submissions That Center Women

Avani Adiga
3 min read
‘Bullet Nani: And Other Badass Indian Grandmas’, journalist Jasreen Mayal Khanna profiles twelve extraordinary older Indian women whose lives expanded the possibilities for those who came after them.
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‘Bullet Nani’ Celebrates 12 Badass Indian Grandmothers Who Broke Barriers

Drishya
4 min read
'Kolkata: The People, Kitchens and Streets of the City of Joy', explores the city’s layered culinary history through personal essays, photography, illustration, and design.
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Heirloom Cities’ ‘Kolkata’ Is A Living Archive Of The City Through Its Food Culture

Drishya
4 min read
Mass Hysteria: A Graphic Novel About The Insanity Of Singapore’s Koro Panic
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Mass Hysteria: A Graphic Novel About The Insanity Of Singapore’s Koro Panic

Drishya
3 min read
Umar Khalid and the cover of his new book, 'Fractured Communities'
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Umar Khalid’s ‘Fractured Communities’ Raises Questions About Democracy, Dissent, & Justice

Drishya
3 min read
Still's from Sumit Kumar's graphic novel, 'Naxalbari: The Red Corridor'
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The Legacy Of Naxalbari Lives On In Sumit Kumar's Dark, Satirical Graphic Novel

Disha Bijolia
3 min read
Inside ‘Translations By Siyahi’, India’s First Writers’ Retreat For Literary Translation
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Inside ‘Translations By Siyahi’, India’s First Writers’ Retreat For Literary Translation

Drishya
3 min read
From Bengaluru to Mumbai, experience South Asia in motion with Homegrown’s weekly curation of the best in art, design, film, music, food, events, and more.
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This Week In Culture: A Bacardi Beach Club At Bengaluru, A Pride Reading List, & More

Avani Adiga
4 min read
Together, these books reveal the extraordinary diversity of queer life across South Asia and its diaspora.
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From ‘Funny Boy’ To ‘Walk Like A Girl’: 12 Essential Works Of South Asian Queer Literature

Drishya
7 min read
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