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‘A bibliophiles’ paradise: Hyderabad on high as National Book Fair takes off
Hyderabad: NTR Stadium in Hyderabad is currently abuzz with literary excitement as it hosts the 36th edition of the National Book Fair. Organized by the Hyderabad Book Fair Society, the annual event commenced on February 9, attracting bibliophiles from all corners of the city. This year’s book fair features an extensive collection of literature across…
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Anna Sui’s new collection is inspired by Agatha Christie, so obviously the runway was at the Strand.
February 12, 2024, 1:52pm It’s fashion week in New York City, which (alas) doesn’t usually concern us all that much here at Literary Hub. But last night, Anna Sui introduced her fall 2024 collection, entitled “WHODUNNIT!!!,” with a runway show at iconic bookstore The Strand—to best set the stage for its literary influences. The brand…
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New Delhi: World Book Fair 2024; all that you need to know
The ongoing World Book Fair 2024 (February 10-18) at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, is set to captivate bibliophiles and literature enthusiasts with its grandeur and diversity. With over 2000 exhibitors in attendance, including renowned publishers and independent booksellers, the fair is a treasure trove of literary delights. Most underrated countries to visit for a splendid…
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Belleville Books: A Haven for Inclusivity and Literature in Downto…
In the heart of downtown Belleville, a new independent bookstore is preparing to open its doors. Belleville Books, located in the historic bank building at 20 E Main St, promises to be a haven for book lovers and a beacon of inclusivity. Advertisment A New Chapter for Belleville Owners Rob Eckman and Steve Mathews are…
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Melting pot of Literature, Art and Culture at New Delhi World Book Fair attracts highest number of visitors
Day 2 of New Delhi World Book Fair 2024 witnessed huge crowds on a bright Sunday morning. Large queues were seen at gates 4 and 10 of Pragati Maidan. Theme Pavilion in Hall 5 showcases evolution of languages and scripts: The theme pavilion of NDWBF is the centre of attraction for visitors with a unique showcasing…
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Nigerian author at 26, writes 26 books, wants literature to be used in shaping societal perceptions, tackling contemporary issues facing Nigerian society
Ndifreke Ukpong, a Nigerian author, has stressed the need for fostering independent thoughts in Nigerians as active followers in the polity and using literature to tackle contemporary issues facing Nigerian society, Persecondnews reports. Speaking during a book review session at the weekend in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Ukpong shared the backstory of his novel, “Every…
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In Srinagar, this bookseller is offering books by kilo
A 30-year-old Kashmiri youth has reintroduced the concept of ‘books by kilo’ in Srinagar. The initiative launched by Saniyasnain Chiloo, a young entrepreneur from Srinagar, has reignited the passion for books, promoting the culture of reading within the Kashmiri community. “Books are sold for cheaper outside Kashmir or online platforms like Amazon, and hence people…
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Books Alone Will Help Us Define Our Identity, Union Edu Min Pradhan Says
Education minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Saturday said that we need to nurture a book-loving society, as books alone will help us define our identity and navigate into the future. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the 52nd New Delhi World Book Fair (NDWBF), Pradhan lauded India’s rich heritage of books and literature. “Mankind has an…
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Caroline Montague: ‘The last words of Sydney Carton in A Tale of Two Cities are some of the most haunting in English literature’
My Life in Books Caroline Montague’s new book ‘The Pieces of Us’ is out now Yesterday at 03:30 Caroline Montague has written five novels, and a children’s book for the charity Elephants Alive. She lives with her husband at Burnt Norton House in the Cotswolds, made famous by TS Eliot in Four Quartets. She’s mother…
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From Lana Del Rey to Sally Rooney, why are millennial women so miserable?
She’s in her 20s or 30s, she hates her job, her love life is in disarray and she’s self-absorbed yet beset by self-doubt. In other words, she’s a hot mess — and she’s the star of the ‘sad girl novel’, a literary trend that has become increasingly popular in recent years. Sad girl novels —…
