Festival Club
01 November 2025 | 17:15 - 18:15
Bar Luna at Casa Luna

Writers become writers through different paths: book deals, academia, self-publishing. Yet they often find and delight in prose and poetry for the same reasons. Authors know, despite it all, there is universality in the love of narrative—a deep-running camaraderie, a shared need to assemble words on the page. We recognise this special madness in one another, despite differences spanning genre, form, and practice. Join us to explore our speakers’ individual literary journeys against the backdrop of their latest works. This warm and insightful conversation will be between author and academic Julia Prendergast, poet Maja Klarić, and Bangalore Literature Festival founder Shinie Antony, moderated by Kismet Krystle.

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