Category Archives: Indian Publishing

The Gyan of an Indian Best-seller

Posted on February 8, 2010 by serendipitypur

Aaah, missed the Kala Ghoda lecture by Chetan Bhagat. No worries! Apropos this post about Anita Roy’s observation that the Indian mid-list writers are making it good (after all, more than 10,000 copies sold is a good figure in India, … Continue reading →

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Why Is Indian Publishing Like This Only?

Posted on February 24, 2007 by serendipitypur

How could one write about a panel discussion called to discuss “Generation Next” where the discussion veered toward everything but generation next? Actually though it said “Generation Next” it was subtitled rather ambitiously as, “How regional language publishing is being … Continue reading →

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