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The Long And Short Of It, Session 4: The Novel and the Inconsequential
The concluding interview in the MK Lit Fest series, The Long and the Short of It, took place on Monday 25th March 2024, and focused on the novel form. Amit Chaudhuri was in conversation with OU PhD student, Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone, … Continue reading
Navigating Different Narrative Paths
Step into the enchanting world of Amit Chaudhuri, a literary luminary known for his exploration of diverse creative forms and their connection to the human experience. Join us as we uncover the secrets of Chaudhuri’s work, from his love for … Continue reading
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Tagged Afternoon Raag, All The Hollow Places, Amit Chaudhuri, Creative Forms, Crossroads Of Creativity, Cultural Perspective, Gertrude Bell, Indian Classical Music, Interviews, Literary Giant, MK Literary Festival, Narrative Exploration, Non Linear Narrative, Storytelling, The Immortals
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