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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host a special strand of programming curated by Zubaan Books, the pioneering independent feminist publishing house and one of the festival’s longest-standing partners. Four online panels — on literary translation, writing from the Northeast, the landmark Poster Women archive, and food as a...
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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host a keynote address by Sahana Ahmed, the Indian poet, novelist, editor and publisher who founded Bare Bones Publishing. Her address, Publishing: People, Process, Technology, and the Grace of Time, airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel...
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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Embodied Histories: Women’s Bodies as Archives, a panel bringing together writer and practice-based researcher Sabyn Javeri, historian Najwa Belkziz, and theatre director Özlem Özhabeş. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel and across its...
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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Cinema and Memory: Retelling History Through Film, a conversation between writer and film-maker Annie Zaidi and writer and theatre practitioner Adil Yousaf, hosted by Ananke’s Founder and Executive Editor, Sabin Muzaffar. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026,...
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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Kintsugi of Chronotopal Schisms through Contemporary Literature, a keynote by author and scholar Dr. Syrrina Ahsan Ali Haque. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel and across its social media platforms. Dr. Haque also...
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The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Decolonizing Trauma, a keynote talk by academic and author Giti Chandra, Associate Research Professor with the Gender Equality Studies and Training Programme (GEST) in Reykjavik. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel and across...
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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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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...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host a special strand of programming curated by Zubaan Books, the pioneering independent feminist publishing house and one of the festival’s longest-standing partners. Four online panels — on literary translation, writing from the Northeast, the landmark Poster Women archive, and food as a...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host a keynote address by Sahana Ahmed, the Indian poet, novelist, editor and publisher who founded Bare Bones Publishing. Her address, Publishing: People, Process, Technology, and the Grace of Time, airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Embodied Histories: Women’s Bodies as Archives, a panel bringing together writer and practice-based researcher Sabyn Javeri, historian Najwa Belkziz, and theatre director Özlem Özhabeş. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel and across its...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Cinema and Memory: Retelling History Through Film, a conversation between writer and film-maker Annie Zaidi and writer and theatre practitioner Adil Yousaf, hosted by Ananke’s Founder and Executive Editor, Sabin Muzaffar. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026,...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Kintsugi of Chronotopal Schisms through Contemporary Literature, a keynote by author and scholar Dr. Syrrina Ahsan Ali Haque. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel and across its social media platforms. Dr. Haque also...
The Ananke Literature Festival 2026 will host Decolonizing Trauma, a keynote talk by academic and author Giti Chandra, Associate Research Professor with the Gender Equality Studies and Training Programme (GEST) in Reykjavik. The session airs at the festival’s seventh edition, August 13–15, 2026, on Ananke’s YouTube channel and across...
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...
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...
