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Punekar in Focus – Ameya Kale | Author of 'Sacrifice'

Post author By Apeksha Khanchandani
Post date 24 September 2017

#PunekarBookClub

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In Conversation with Author Siddharth Dasgupta

Post author By Vaishnavi Prasad
Post date 28 May 2017

In conversation with Siddharth Dasgupta, author of Letters From An Indian Summer, where we talk about his newest book, The Sacred Sorrow of Sparrows: A Collection of Lives, his love for books and writing, and on human nature.

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Manjiri Prabhu: A Jewel in Pune's Literary Crown

Post author By Apeksha Khanchandani
Post date 23 August 2016

With the Pune International Literary Festival (PILF) just around the corner, we had a chat with its founder and one of our favourite authors, Manjiri Prabhu. She talks about her passion for PILF, what Punekars can look forward to this season, books and more…

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#PunekarIgnores: Deep Red Consequences (Part I)

Post author By Amit Mansukhani
Post date 6 July 2016

#PunekarIgnores: Deep Red Consequences (Part I)

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"I'm sublimely awesome!" – Siddharth Dasgupta

Post author By Protima Tiwary
Post date 4 February 2015

“The first thing about this book that stands out is its language. Right from page one, you know this is not going to be one of those commercially successful novels that sells masala plots and sex in the name of literature. Once you realise that, it is impossible to not keep turning the pages […]