Rahul Singh

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Rahul Singh

@rahulzsing

Unfolding: A Novel (2026) @harpercollinsin. I read books and I write about them. Asst Prof. | PhD | Sociology.

Kolkata, India Beigetreten Aralık 2016
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My debut novel 'Unfolding' is out in the world today with @HarperCollinsIN . A work of years, between many other things. I send my characters who have been mine for more than half a decade to you. Buy wherever you get books. #debutnovel @kan_writersside
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Fiction: A gay man and a domestic worker try to understand the burdens of their relationships An excerpt from ‘Unfolding: A Novel’, by Rahul Singh. scroll.in/article/109007…
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@left_plain He was at his best with Provincializing Europe. The COVID book was whatever
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Charkabarty’s climate writing is genuinely some of the laziest academic work I have ever read
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@rahulzsing Not sure I would condemn such trends quite as strongly --- such fashions and vogues have their place and I'm sure most readers don't imagine it is the extent of Japanese lit.
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Anyone wanting to get into Japanese literature needs to read Mishima, Kawabata, Murasaki, Abe, Ōe, Tanizaki and Sōseki, but if you're looking for something more contemporary, I recommend these three brilliant novels without hesitation. They're wonderful, haunting works.
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As I talk more abt my book with ppl, I return to ideas of what made me write. Did I have one? I write because, well, I find it the only way to unsettle me. Unfolding is that too, I think. I am moved by the things ppl have told me about the book. It leaves me speechless. #bookx
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Anjali Chauhan@chauhananjali98·
My column in today's @IndianExpress. Wrote about the “first in the bloodline” trend which took over our timelines & ❤️ “True progress will arrive when being the first for women no longer feels revolutionary. When choosing oneself is not an act of defiance, but an ordinary right”
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@Rituparna37 Yes, very much! I have designed my course in Urban Soc, or I teach any other gathering texts both from the past and what is being written in the present. I feel doing that makes it speak to the students and the time as well.
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@divyarrs Hello, Divya. My novel is set in Kolkata. It was published by HarperCollins India in Jan, 2026. I would be happy to have my work added too!
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1/ #CitiesInFiction now has a literary map. Every book in our list is pinned to the place it is set in. You can explore South Asian fiction as a geography — which cities have been written about, and which are still waiting. 👉 citiesinfiction.com/maps
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Jürgen Habermas, whose work on communication, rationality and sociology made him one of the world’s most influential philosophers and a key intellectual figure in his native Germany, has died. He was 96. apnews.com/article/juerge…
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Those who have read Barnes over the years will reach an emotionally heightened moment in the final pages of the novel. He says, “I shall ‘miss’ ‘you’ – whatever the means.” scroll.in/article/109094… Rahul Singh reviews Depature(s) by Julian Barnes
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Sounds so fascinating! I am eager to read this book.
dwai banerjee@dwai_banerjee

My new book is out from @PrincetonUPress. "Computing in the Age of Decolonization" tells the story of India's attempt to build sovereign computing capacity — from the 1950s through the 1980s — and why it failed. It's a story about what decolonization could have meant for technology, and about how Cold War geopolitics and multinational corporate power foreclosed those possibilities.

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