Apoorva Saini

Karta dharta of the lit mag #thebilingualwindow

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

The very amazing @BilingualWindow is doing a workshop....! Join her at Champaca

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

Super kicked to end the year on this superb note/interview with @Hashestweets

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

In this #citiesinfiction interview @BilingualWindow speaks to Chandrahas Choudhury on cities being inexhaustible subjects for writers; his literary mentors and friendships; and top picks if he was to teach about Indian cities through fiction

https://t.co/eQdqbfjqWp

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

A new #citiesinfiction interview, with Usha K R. I loved reading about her work and journey as a fiction writer. Hope you enjoy reading this as well! https://t.co/SVqO0cfthw

@divyarrs

[Pratap Bhanu Mehta @pbmehta]

I never use this forum for complaints, but since several scholars are facing this this out let me share just how ridiculous @FedExIndia and GOI requirements @PiyushGoyal for receiving books from abroad are becoming. This is crazy regulation in miniature. A publisher sent me a book. Notice arrives weeks later that book is being returned for incomplete KYC. 1/3

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

"...I don’t think there is anybody out there in Tamil Nadu going crazy about my stories exactly!"

A candid interview with the stalwart Tamil fiction writer Ambai, for #citiesinfiction by @divyarrs

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

In this #citiesinfiction interview CS Lakshmi (Ambai) tells us about the cities she's lived in, literary journal scene of 70s Tamil Nadu and the novel that inspired her nom de plume. I LOVE her books. Hope with this interview you find her work too.
https://t.co/mJT9VuVDO5

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

Inviting new short stories in English, Hindi, and translation. Visit https://t.co/6CKd54rN1W for complete submission guidelines.

#callforentries #fiction #shortstories

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

In this #citiesinfiction interview Akshaya Bahibala talks to @amritamlan about @walkngbookfairs - the many ups and downs of their journey, and the role and need of more bookstores in Indian cities across the country.
@BilingualWindow
https://t.co/Lxkzt20cz9

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

Lovely piece on #citiesinfiction by @Saumya_Kalia.

Check out the books listed here including my favs - Chowringhee, Black river, A Fine Balance ...

@nilanjanaroy thanks for all the support you have given this project 😊!!

@BilingualWindow

https://t.co/QAy0sWxYB8

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

In this #citiesinfiction interview Krupa Ge speaks to @ramnathshreya about Madras of 1930-40s, Chengalpattu and Benaras -music, female characters and writing about cities. Also find books that made her cherish the idea of cities in lit!
@BilingualWindow
https://t.co/bdEdhIeSv7

[Indian Institute for Human Settlements @iihsin]

The IIHS Library's ongoing quarterly exhibition, Cities in Fiction, which is based on the Cities in Fiction project, invites learners and educators to experiment and see ‘fiction as a method’.

Access the books on display: https://t.co/Su4otSytYM

#IIHS #IIHS_Library #Exhibition

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

Superb piece on #CitiesinFiction by @antarabaruah__

"Fiction, short stories and poetry have the power to accommodate students, to make them feel seen... On a pedagogical level, it can make curriculums more dynamic, inclusive, and experimental,” @BilingualWindow

[NCLA @NCLA_tweets]

Wow. The entire 10 years of the unique anthology @visual_verse is now archived and freely available for all to use via NCLA! For research, teaching and to inspire your new writing, or search by artist, writer, volume and chapter: https://t.co/KCkX9a9vUc

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

@divyarrs interviewes @nilanjanaroy for #citiesinfiction, and we all get a delightful conversation to muse over this weekend :)

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

In this #citiesinfiction interview @nilanjanaroy tells us about walking the city, exploring themes like friendship, love, power, resistance and courage, and co-existing with non-human lives

Don't miss book reccommendations at the end!

@BilingualWindow

https://t.co/CL0zb3rSQv

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

@divyarrs and I spoke to @HindustanTimes about #citiesinfiction. Read our interview "Paperback alleys: A new platform lists beloved tales starring cities of the subcontinent" here:
https://t.co/6WDgKtLrDO

[Tanuj Solanki @tanujsolanki]

I was interviewed by @BilingualWindow, co-founder of the superb 'Cities in Fiction' project, re the importance of certain cities (and towns) in my fiction.

@divyarrs

https://t.co/ikbiJOS6on

[Divya Ravindranath @divyarrs]

Our website has a new feature. Starting this month we will bring to you interviews with authors, researchers, librarians, local book shop owners and publishers (among others).

https://t.co/YWHg1lCxAe

Here, @BilingualWindow interviews the amazing writer
@tanujsolanki

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

A story that reminds us to own our lived experiences over the life others may expect us to live. This is a new translation with audio readings of the short story "Dibiya" by @iamudayprakash, deftly translated for us by @attimes_theFool #thebilingualwindow
https://t.co/cpj95S76Mf

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

@geoajeet बिलकुल। वेबसाइट पर जा कर इन रचनाओं को हमारे डाटा में डालें और और भी ढेर सारा योगदान करें। शुक्रिया।

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

शुक्रिया सर। उम्मीद है ये सभी भाषा लेखकों तक पहुंचे।

[Ajeet Singh @ajeetazaad]

@divyarrs @BilingualWindow दिलचस्प पहल! बहुत खूब

[Apoorva Saini @BilingualWindow]

Thank you so much!! We want to reach out to as many contemporary writers as possible✨

[Nilanjana Roy 📚🦊 @nilanjanaroy]

@divyarrs @BilingualWindow Fabulous project and great resource!

(And am really touched that you would include Black River on this map.)