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The true art of travel writing
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Sanjeev Kumar: In Memoriam
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Mark Twain: The travelling philosopher
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Author Sabarna Roy on writing, juggling between two professions and challenges that have come his way in penning his masterpieces
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'Quichotte' is Salman Rushdie's latest. But the act is getting old
That famous style has congealed in recent years; the flamboyance that once felt so free now seems strenuous and grating
Running in the family
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Nikhil Chandwani, founder, Writers'Rescue Centre, identifies himself more as a political enthusiast now than a social entrepreneur and writer