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Marry Indian, save Russia

Author Maria Arbatova feels Indian bachelors should be imported into Russia as they seem to be ideal spouses.

If you don't, you're missing out on a literary sensation who has just released his third book. Shaikh Ayaz tells more.

Indra Sinha, shortlisted for this year’s Booker, speaks about his latest novel and treating humans. Vijay Dutt reports.

J K Rowling said she 'sobbed her heart out' while writing the final chapter of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

The protests against Rushdie's knighthood will, inadvertently, end up deepening Islam's rift with the West.

Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, who is always in the middle of writing a novel, is also an avid campaigner for human rights in Darfur.

India's best-loved children's writer talks of his forthcoming books and the book scene in India to Sonal Srivastava.

J K Rowling is helping in the hunt for Madeleine McCann by putting the child's face on bookmarks of the final Potter book.

The Marathi-speaking Australian author of the best-selling novel Shantaram chats with Reema Gehi.

A legend in the world of gaming, Ian Livingstone talks about his fantasies. Elizabeth Kuruvilla tells more.

In the preface to writings by European travellers to Mughal India, William Dalrymple defends the pre-colonial writers.

Ramachandra Guha talks about how he became a historian, the primacy of archival voices and where Nehru failed India, to Indrajit Hazra.