Inspired by Murakami, Pico Iyer, Jhumpa Lahari and other renowned writers and poets, this award winning author talks about her journey on writing, reading and publishing.

A successful journey of Vignesh, award winning author whose works in Tamil are now on the Kindle

Author Anand Neelakantan tells us about the journey that led to his latest book...

Listen to the best selling author speak about his love for India, his admiration for R K Narayan and why he thinks he can never write about India...

Saiswaroopa Iyer opens up about how it feels about her book 'Avishi: Vishpala of Rig Veda Remagined' being adapted as a screenplay, why Kindle Direct Publishing works for her and why she likes to be a 'hybrid writer'

While it’s no child’s play to raise a kid, it need not be as complicated as we make it out be either. Here are a few DIY tips that every parent can follow for kids across all age groups:

What accounts for such a prominent presence of the Indian professional in a global environment? Dr Ranjan Banerjee talks about this little-studied phenomenon and presents a singular, compelling argument.

Amazon’s literary contest is back again this year with greater opportunities for indie authors in India.

As Prime Reading kicks off in India, best-selling author Amish Tripathi speaks about content consumption and creation, a writer’s biggest competition and lots more…

Chetan Bhagat speaks about exploring a new genre for his latest book, a thriller, which is about obsessive love and finding purpose in life against the backdrop of contemporary India. This is the first title of the six-book global deal that Amazon Publishing announced with Chetan Bhagat in April this year.

Chetan Bhagat’s fans and avid readers now have a sneak peek in to his upcoming novel, announced via a slick promotional video.

Becoming a published author was not easy before Kindle created magic for aspiring Indian writers. Today, many Indian authors make their stories heard on Kindle. Boosting these numbers further is Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), that has made getting published a reality for many Indian writers. One of them is Sundari Venkatraman who - after waiting in the wings for 14 years - now has 19 books to her name! KDP also helped Sudha Nair and J Alchem become successful at self publishing. award-winning. Talk about recognizing and bringing to fore unheard Indian narratives! In 2016, Amazon Prime Video made its foray into India thus revolutionising entertainment for and by Indians — in ways that matter. Taking Indian narratives to the world and offering a humongous content library to Indian viewers is just one part of what Prime Video is doing in India. The other is engaging and promoting leading Indian entertainment talent and creators.