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I am a freelance and development editor. I also work as a critic - book reviewer, evaluating and reading manuscripts for publishing houses and clients. The genres that I am interested in are - fiction (all kinds); children's and YA literature; non-fiction, including biographies and academic, especially related to gender studies.
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- Frederick Forsyth: 'I had expected women to hate h...
- Interview with Amitav Ghosh, Guernica, May 2011
- The Return of H Hatterr
- The Ink Is Soiled
- Orhan Pamuk, The Art of Fiction No. 187
- Granta 115: The F Word
- Granta 115: The F Word
- Mona’s Story - Urvashi Butalia
- Interview: Urvashi Butalia, Granta
- Nurturer of Authors Is Closing the Book
- Ray Bradbury, The Art of Fiction No. 203 , Paris R...
- Eeyore: Literature's archetypal outsider
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- A goldmine on feminism
- Scripting Out Cinematic Appeal
- Perspectives Of Change
- A Classical Rendition
- Ours Are The Streets: From Sheffield boy to suicid...
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- Better Book Titles
- The ghettoization of literature
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- Karachi at the End of the Raj
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- Philip Roth protest had nothing to do with feminis...
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About Me
- Jaya Bhattacharji Rose
- New Delhi, Delhi, India
- I am a freelance and development editor. I also work as a critic - book reviewer, evaluating and reading manuscripts for publishing houses and clients. The genres that I am interested in are - fiction (all kinds); children's and YA literature; non-fiction, including biographies and academic, especially related to gender studies.
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