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Provoked – When is it OK to kill? by Ashanti OMkar

Ashanti OMkar is a journalist, poet, presenter, singer and overall media person based in London. Born in Sri Lanka and raised in Nigeria [...]

Two Asian authors have made the shortlist for The Man Booker Prize 2007. Mohsin Hamid, who spoke to TAWP last month and Indra Sinha are [...]

Asian writer Azma Dar has been awarded the prize for Fiction in the New Writing Ventures Awards 2007. (September 12) Her entry, [...]

It was in the middle of the Great Fudge Recession that Fudgie Fudgerson decided he needed to do something about the fudge crisis [...]

Integrate! Assimilate! I have given up my sari, I have given up my bindi I wear your dress I don your make up. [...]

Abhijiit Dasgupta is an Indian editor with over twenty five years. He currently works in Kolkata as the editor of India Today. He [...]

Early Morning Two friends playing with marbles on the dark smooth ground under the soft chin of a tall shimul tree long beyond [...]

Azma Dar is currently working on her debut novel aswell as a play based on a true story set in WW2, Noor, for which she [...]

As the new school term gets underway, TAWP caught up with a writer who’ll be spending most of his year in schools. Bali [...]

Imran Ahmad’s Unimagined (2007) is the beguiling memoir of a Muslim boy born in Pakistan, who moves to London aged two and grows [...]