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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 is delighted to announce that Readomania, the New Delhi-based independent publishing house, returns as a curating partner for the festival’s seventh edition with a strand of three panels featuring twelve authors, poets, translators, and scholars from across India. The sessions will air August 13–15,...
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Dubai, UAE — The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host a session on A Tilt in Time — Partition and Pakistan: A Mid-Century Memoir, the newly released translation of Qurratulain Hyder’s Kar-e Jahan Daraz Hai (Women Unlimited, 2026), in conversation with its translator, Professor Fatima Rizvi. The session airs...
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Sonakshi Srivastava is a senior writing fellow (ELT) at Ashoka University, the translations editor at Usawa Literary Review, and an educational arm assistant at Asymptote. Her writings have generously been supported by the PEN English x SALT Translation Grant, 2024 ASLE Translation Grant, Poetry HUES Foundation, Director’s Fellowship (Martha’s...
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Dubai, UAE — The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host “Notes on Decolonization in a Time of Genocide,” an online fireside chat between writer, editor and filmmaker Bhakti Shringarpure and scholar and editor Anthony Alessandrini. The conversation airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube...
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Dubai, UAE — The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host “Listening When The Subaltern Speaks,” an online panel presented by Usawa Literary Review, at the festival’s seventh edition, airing August 13–15, 2026 on Ananke’s YouTube channel and social media platforms. Anchored in the belief that “literary publishing from the...
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What does resistance mean in a world with a climate of hate and fear? For many, humanity is resilience, and speaking truth—not just to power—is subversion. Talking about language as resistance, Ananke Literature Festival’s guest speaker Varsha Tiwary shares her thoughts—a teaser leading up to the main digital event...
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Ananke, the Global South’s celebrated media and development platform, announced the speaker lineup and collaborators for the seventh edition of its annual festival, now rebranded as the Ananke Literature Festival. Taking place fully online under the theme Fault Lines: An Unmasking, the festival brings together some of the most...
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“There are legends of people born with the gift of making music so true, it can pierce the veil between life and death, conjuring spirits from the past and the future. In ancient Ireland, they were called Filí. In Choctaw land, they called them Firekeepers. And in West Africa…...
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This interview has been previously published in Ananke’s Special Edition “Voices 2026” Sinan Antoon is an acclaimed Iraqi poet, novelist, scholar, and translator. Born and raised in Baghdad, he moved to the United States following the 1991 Gulf War, eventually earning a doctorate in Arabic Literature from Harvard in...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 is delighted to announce that Readomania, the New Delhi-based independent publishing house, returns as a curating partner for the festival’s seventh edition with a strand of three panels featuring twelve authors, poets, translators, and scholars from across India. The sessions will air August 13–15,...
Dubai, UAE — The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host a session on A Tilt in Time — Partition and Pakistan: A Mid-Century Memoir, the newly released translation of Qurratulain Hyder’s Kar-e Jahan Daraz Hai (Women Unlimited, 2026), in conversation with its translator, Professor Fatima Rizvi. The session airs...
Sonakshi Srivastava is a senior writing fellow (ELT) at Ashoka University, the translations editor at Usawa Literary Review, and an educational arm assistant at Asymptote. Her writings have generously been supported by the PEN English x SALT Translation Grant, 2024 ASLE Translation Grant, Poetry HUES Foundation, Director’s Fellowship (Martha’s...
Dubai, UAE — The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host “Notes on Decolonization in a Time of Genocide,” an online fireside chat between writer, editor and filmmaker Bhakti Shringarpure and scholar and editor Anthony Alessandrini. The conversation airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube...
Dubai, UAE — The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host “Listening When The Subaltern Speaks,” an online panel presented by Usawa Literary Review, at the festival’s seventh edition, airing August 13–15, 2026 on Ananke’s YouTube channel and social media platforms. Anchored in the belief that “literary publishing from the...
What does resistance mean in a world with a climate of hate and fear? For many, humanity is resilience, and speaking truth—not just to power—is subversion. Talking about language as resistance, Ananke Literature Festival’s guest speaker Varsha Tiwary shares her thoughts—a teaser leading up to the main digital event...
Ananke, the Global South’s celebrated media and development platform, announced the speaker lineup and collaborators for the seventh edition of its annual festival, now rebranded as the Ananke Literature Festival. Taking place fully online under the theme Fault Lines: An Unmasking, the festival brings together some of the most...
“There are legends of people born with the gift of making music so true, it can pierce the veil between life and death, conjuring spirits from the past and the future. In ancient Ireland, they were called Filí. In Choctaw land, they called them Firekeepers. And in West Africa…...
This interview has been previously published in Ananke’s Special Edition “Voices 2026” Sinan Antoon is an acclaimed Iraqi poet, novelist, scholar, and translator. Born and raised in Baghdad, he moved to the United States following the 1991 Gulf War, eventually earning a doctorate in Arabic Literature from Harvard in...
