The pen name, Nathan Blackwell, came from a “complete lack of self-belief” and fear, Chris Blake says. For his latest novel, ...

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George Eliot, born Mary Ann Evans, defied Victorian norms as a celebrated novelist. She penned seven impactful novels, including Middlemarch, exploring ordinary lives with deep honesty. Eliot's work ...

Padmashri awardee Professor Shafi Shauq, a doyen of Kashmiri literature, has written books on diverse subjects, including on ...

Ghostwriters are authors-for-hire who pen works attributed to other writers — typically public figures — and they’re more ...

Of her books, the memoir Out of Africa is the one most likely destined for immortality. Nevertheless, a 1985 film version, ...

Prosecutors are asking a judge to dismiss the long-awaited appeal of Ali Lalji, a former Vice Media employee in Canada who ...

It’s quite the claim!Arguably the greatest English language writer and one of the most pre-eminent dramatists was in fact ...

Fr Dominic McGrattan responds to recent comments by former President Mary McAleese that baptising babies represents a ...

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It was Bismil Azimabadi of Patna who wrote “Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab hamare dil mein hai,” in 1921 and it was Ram Prasad Bismil who immortalized the lines. The poem became a war cry in India’s freedom ...