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Indo-Pak crossover: Pakistani authors find Indian home for their books

<p>Why are Pakistani authors finding a home in Indian publishing? Preeti Singh launches a cross-border investigation</p>

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When US-based Pakistani author Asif Ismael began seeking representation for his satire, set in a not-so-distant future Pakistan, getting it published in the subcontinent was not an option he had explored. Until a friend connected him to Kanishka Gupta of Writer’s Side, an Indian-based literary agency. To Ismael’s delight, “Within hours of receiving my manuscript, Kanishka decided to represent me.” This month, the literary agent negotiated a sweet deal with one of India’s leading publishers for Ismael’s book.

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