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No publicity, no interviews, no photos, no blurbs, no reviews – that’s how the recluse author preferred it to be
How controversies and criticism have not diluted the pleasures of reading Tintin
Some of India’s successful entrepreneurs and how they made it big
How Indian movie industry is grappling with the concept of screenplays adapted from novels
E-books and printed book formats can co-exist harmoniously, after all
Ingenious blurbs that pique attention and their impact on potential (non) readers
The dilemma in such ghostwriting is whether to interpret them as plagiarism or to see them as homage to the (dead) authors
The Indian literary scenario needs writers of authentic mystery fiction. ‘The Englishman’s Cameo’ is refreshing in this respect
Innumerable con artists in the literary world and the advent of fake memoirs
The work of the graphic artists on these vintage covers is often superior to the writing inside.
Many economists expect the Southeast Asian economic region to recover first from the global recession
Indian authors could be more popular with detective series, says Pradeep Sebastian
Prouty's online bookstore Readink duly compensates the physical absence of books with the striking depth of knowledge offered by the owner
The Amar Chitra Kathas will always be beloved not just to Indians but special to comic book lovers everywhere
The book was enjoyable enough in its own plodding way but I don’t consider it one of Ghosh’s better works
