As in previous years, we will honour a selection of littérateurs with the Ethos Literary Award at the upcoming Ethos Lit Fest on June 7. This year, we are celebrating luminaries who have made multifaceted contributions to literature. Their significant impact has connected many

Ethos Literary Festival 2025 Have you blocked your date yet? It's the 7th of June; we begin at 9 am at the Ambassador, New Delhi - IHCL SeleQtions. If you want to attend, please send your request to [email protected]. #ELF #EthosLitFest Hawakal Publishers Private Limited

The complete schedule for the Ethos Literary Festival 2025 goes live. For registration, email [email protected]. #ELF #EthosLiteraryFestival #Letters #Lore #Lifestyle #Legacy

How should you pitch your work for publication? How shall you go about it? What are the roles of a literary agent? A literary agent connects authors with publishers. They form a bridge for the convenience of both parties. You can get connected to Suhail Mathur, who runs The

This year, we shall honour two eminent authors with the Ethos Literary Award for their significant contributions to literature and the betterment of humanity: Prof. Swati Pal (Principal, Janki Devi Memorial College, Poet, Editor, and Critic) and Ms. Mitali Chakravarty (Poet,

Five years of my critically lauded debut poetry collection, The Four Colors! I still remain overwhelmed by the great reviews the poetry had. A few of them: "The poetry is touched with a limpid wistfulness and a clear-eyed acceptance of change." (The Hindu) "... a moving and

Release of The Lost Pendant, edited by me in Ethos Literary Festival 2025. The book is a collection of Bengali partition poems in English.

Organised by Hawakal, the independent publishing house known for its poetry catalogues, the 2025 edition of Ethos remained true to its ethos: "letters and lore, lifestyle and legacy." — The Indian Express features a concise report of the Ethos Literary Festival 2025. Check it

The Times of India features a concise report on the 4th Edition of Ethos Literary Festival in Delhi. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/… #ELF #EthosLiteraryFestival The Times Of India

Thank you, The Times Of India, for featuring the Ethos Literary Festival 2025.

Hawakal's story.

Dear Friends, July 2025 marks Hawakal's fifth year in New Delhi. Our Delhi studio — Grains — came into existence in 2020, immediately after the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hawakal promises to serve an increasing number of readers in the coming years. We are truly

"I carefully selected poems not as a “best of” compilation but as one that reflects these qualities of Sengupta as a poet evolving with and within our times. In one critical essay, I suggested Sengupta is a democratic voice who embraces the right to challenge consensus. Over the

The Statesman features a comprehensive report of the symposium on The Lost Pendant: Bengali Partition Poems in English, introduced and edited by Prof. Angshuman Kar, held recently in Kolkata. We are grateful to Prof. Anupama Chowdhury for her generous patronage. Heartfelt

Folks, as I eagerly await the arrival of my Selected Poems, Mitali Chakravarty, editor-in-chief of Borderless Journal, indites a compelling preview for the Literary Yard. Link in comment. #SelectedPoems Revolution Hoarse

Congratulations, Kiriti Sengupta, on your Selected Poems. Great job, Revolution Hoarse!

In The Hindu.