Our founding editor Indira Chandrasekhar will be in conversation with Annie Zaidi at IIHS City Scripts 2023, this Friday May 26th at 5PM IST. The webinar will be available on Zoom - tune in! Register here: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Work on your writing with Out of Print (Out of Print) : Stay tuned for more details on the long-awaited Out of Print writers' workshops - in person, in special locations...

This formally inventive piece from Kiran Bhat is our second story this issue centred around ecological concerns. ‘A Normal Day’ is a collection of  reflective and recondite entries on volcanoes stretching as far back as twenty thousand years. Read more: outofprintmagazine.co.in/kiran-bhat_a-n…

Join us this weekend, 17th-18th June for the OofP Writer's Workshop! Send in your pieces today!

Bela Negi’s ‘Gangrene' contains detailed descriptions of the grotesque, tempered by an awareness of the environment, and insightful observation of life in the Himalayan foothills. Read the story at: outofprintmagazine.co.in/bela-negi_gang…

Thank you for your submissions. Due to unavoidable circumstances we are rescheduling the OofP Writer's Workshop. Authors who have already submitted remain in the reading pool. We look forward to reading new submissions! More details to follow.

Prashila Naik’s ‘She Reminds Me of Sunshine’ views through an uncompromising lens, a relationship lacking in love, and the complexities of seduction. Issue 48 out now! Read the full story at: outofprintmagazine.co.in/prashila-naik_…

Premise by Out of Print features reviews of stories published in the journal by authors, writers, readers and friends of Out of Print. This week, Out of Print author Prashila Naik reviews Bhargava Gade’s ‘Amma’, published in Issue 47. Read here: outofprintmagazine.blogspot.com/2023/06/premis…

Was a pleasure AnnieZaidi, much appreciated the opportunity to talk with you. Indira Chandrasekhar Out of Print

On the blog this weekend - a review of Out of Print author Kuzhali Manickavel's newest book, 'Conversations Regarding the Fatalistic Outlook of the Common Man' (Blaft, 2022) by our editor Rahael Mathews. Read the full review here : outofprintmagazine.blogspot.com/2023/06/book-r…

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Out of Print 49 is an edition that illuminates the essential complexity of human beings. Characters must confront prejudice, dishonesty and the difficulties of exercising autonomy over their bodies. Cover art 'Triptych' by Pushpamala N. Read : outofprintmagazine.co.in

Founder editor Indira Chandrasekhar speaks to Scroll.in about starting Out of Print, its principles, the evolution of the publishing landscape, and more. Read here: scroll.in/article/105125…

Founding editor Indira Chandrasekhar in conversation with Dadapeer Jyman about his award-winning collection Neelakurinji on Thursday July 6 at 6:30 pm. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Editor Indira Chandrasekhar with Westland Books Ask Me Anything Starter pack: instagram.com/p/Culpdxugmwj/ Pitch: instagram.com/p/CuoHKOGgPGk/

In this tale by Jose da Silva Coelho, we meet Dr Pancrácio whose tempestuous liver renders him unable to carry out medical procedures to completion. Funny, vivid, and satirical, it is translated by Paul Melo e Castro: outofprintmagazine.co.in/archive/march_…

Out of Print Blog: THE KODAIKANAL GANDHI PRIZE 2023: outofprintmagazine.blogspot.com/2023/10/the-ko…