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One Hundred Years of Solitude: Why Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez was wary of film adaptation
Nawaid Anjum
21 April 2024 1:55 PM IST
The Latin American legend wrote the novel, which has been made into a mini-series by Netflix, to prove that ‘literature has greater possibilities for reaching people than cinema’
Features
Films
How Cord Jefferson’s American Fiction, a satire on publishing, unpacks race
20 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Features
Lorenzo Searches for the Meaning of Life review: A novel limns the quest for self-actualisation
19 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Entertainment
Bumper Blyton: Award-winning UK comedy show set to charm audiences in Delhi
18 April 2024 1:50 PM IST
Adventures in Democracy review: A timely diagnosis of the threats to democratic ideals
18 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Ram: A window to the divine, and a potent political lever in New India
17 April 2024 12:00 PM IST
Diljit Dosanjh: Bridging cultures, blurring boundaries, and conquering hearts
17 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Ten books that reveal a great deal about Iran’s politics and culture
16 April 2024 9:45 AM IST
How four Modernist masters shaped the vocabulary of art in the Indian subcontinent
16 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Jugal Hansraj interview: ‘I visualise scenes in my head and play them out like a film’
15 April 2024 12:05 PM IST
John Barth: The American master of high satire, keen purveyor of metafiction
14 April 2024 9:30 AM IST
Ripley review: Andrew Scott dazzles in Steven Zaillian’s deeply atmospheric retelling
13 April 2024 8:55 AM IST
Novels from Asia, Europe, S America on International Booker shortlist
9 April 2024 8:47 PM IST
90 years of RBI: How India’s central bank found itself in a tight spot post-demonetization
7 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Code Dependent review: How AI is upending lives of world’s most disadvantaged people
Chintan Girish Modi
6 April 2024 8:55 AM IST
In her book, which has been shortlisted for the inaugural Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction, London-based journalist Madhumita Murgia also showcases how...
Wo Bhi Din The: An unembellished, charming portrait of adolescence, and Jamshedpur
5 April 2024 1:25 PM IST
How Not To Be A Superwoman review: The burden of gender, and quest for an equitable world
5 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Crew: How Kareena, Tabu, and Kriti Sanon redefine the idea of fun in Hindi cinema
4 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
100 Years of ‘A Passage to India’: A century of tenuous UK-India relations
3 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Broken Promises review: A fine primer on Bihar’s complex political landscape
2 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
Finland is world’s happiest country, but who defines 'happiness'?
1 April 2024 6:30 AM IST
A. J. Finn interview: ‘Characters tell the stories themselves’
31 March 2024 10:00 AM IST
What lessons Shashi Godbole from English Vinglish holds for housewives
30 March 2024 6:30 AM IST
Chidambaram interview: Manjummel Boys director on how cinema pulled him out of the dark
30 March 2024 6:30 AM IST
The Winner’s Mindset review: Shane Watson offers tips to help you change your game
28 March 2024 6:30 AM IST
Veronica Raimo interview: ‘Every autobiography is a form of fiction’
27 March 2024 6:30 AM IST
The Saint of Bright Doors: In this Sri Lankan sci-fi novel, a man rewrites the world
26 March 2024 5:00 PM IST
In Praise of Laziness And Other Essays review: Just for your ‘playsure’
25 March 2024 3:45 PM IST
Girish Kasaravalli interview: ‘I didn’t have the mental make-up for mainstream cinema’
24 March 2024 2:00 PM IST
All of Us Are Strangers: How love is the most revolutionary act of self-awareness
24 March 2024 6:30 AM IST
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