Multiple facets of Nigerian Literature – An interview with Ikeogu Oke
By Rajesh Subramanian
Ikeogu Oke is one of the best known faces of contemporary Nigerian and African literary world. He won the Nigeria LNG's prestigious...
Always on Writer’s Side : Kanishka Gupta
By Rajesh Subramanian
In 2009, Kanishka Gupta was the youngest author on the long-list of the Man Asian Literary Prize for his novel History Of...
Pakistan gave my roots and London, the wings to fly- Sabyn Javeri
By Rajesh Subramanian
Dr. Sabyn Javeri is an Assistant Professor at the Arzu center for Literature and Languages at Habib University. She has a Masters...
I ordered a Short Story from Milorad Pavic – An Interview with Jasmina Mihajlovic
Interviewed by Rajesh Subramanian
Could you share some of your most memorable experiences with your late husband, Milorad Pavic, as a literary co-traveler?
Our literary cooperation...
The Life of a Literary Agent – An interview with Stefano Bisacchi
By Rajesh Subramanian
Stefano Bisacchi manages a reputed literary agency, Tempi Irregolari ( https://www.tempirregolari.com/ ) and has been instrumental in arranging the publication of translations...
Why I consider Poetry an endangered art form – An interview with Ikeogu...
Ikeogu Oke is the winner of the 2017 edition of the Nigeria Prize for Literature, an annual competition sponsored by Nigeria LNG Ltd (NLNG)....
There is No Subject that isn’t Poetic Material – An Interview with Erin Rodoni
By Rajesh Subramanian
Erin Rodoni is the author of two full length poetry collections: Body, in Good Light (Sixteen Rivers Press, 2017) and A Landscape for Loss (NFSPS Press,...
Poet, First and Last – K. Satchidanandan
An Interview with K. Satchidanandan
Interviewed by Asmaa Azaizeh
Language as a theme and subject is strongly present in your poems. I’d like you to describe...
I Like Innovations : Danijela Trajković
Interviewed by Rajesh Subramanian
Danijela Trajković is a Serbian author and translator. Her works have been featured extensively in various poetry anthologies. Only a few literary...
