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Fiction.Dec 7, 2013

The House on Bahadur Shah Zafar Road

“When it rains here, the skies splatter open, as if Mr. Hyde had taken a knife to a beautiful woman, ripping her apart, smiling thunderously over her remains. It’s a brutal rain here, like everything else.” Story of the Week (December 6), by Anis Shivani.

By Jacob Silkstone
Roving Eye.Sep 5, 2013

Author of the Month: Anis Shivani

Mr. Shivani talks to Sauleha Kamal about ‘world literature’, the malign influence of the marketplace, and authoritarianism in various guises…

By Jacob Silkstone
Alone in Babel.Aug 22, 2013

What is World Literature?

In the opening essay from ‘Literature at the Global Crossroads’, Anis Shivani reflects on the past, present, and future of ‘World Literature’

By Jacob Silkstone
Literature.Aug 20, 2013

Alexandria in World War II

“Since spring, Geneva has thrown open her home to soldiers.”
Poem of the Week (August 20), by Anis Shivani

By Jacob Silkstone