Sandeep Raina

Sandeep Raina was born and raised in Kashmir. His short stories have been published in The Times of India, The Hindu, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Outlook India, Indian Express and Khaleej Times. 'A Bit of Everything' is his first book. A devastating exploration of what it means to lose one's home, A Bit of Everything lays bare the many ways in which the violence of a land tears apart the everyday lives of its people. A Bit of everything was shortlisted in 2021 for Tata Literature Live! First Book (Fiction). 'A Bit of Everything' was longlisted at PFC-VoW Book Awards 2021 for English Fiction. It was reviewed in Indian newspapers and magazines including The Times of India, The Indian Express, Hindustan Times, The Telegraph, Outlook India, Scroll.in, The Tribune India and The Hindu. In 2022, The Times of India listed it in ‘9 books that will help you understand the Kashmir conflict.’ Vogue India listed it in ‘6 definitive novels to read on Kashmir by Kashmiris'. Open, the magazine, listed it in ‘Best of 2021 books.’ Scroll.in listed it in '8 books that go to the heart of the pain and trauma.' Sandeep Raina lives in England.

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[1] Tata Literature Live! Announces Literary Awards Shortlists for 2021

[2] 9 books that will help you understand the Kashmir conflict

[3] 6 definitive novels to read on Kashmir by Kashmiris

[4] ttps://openthemagazine.com/lounge/books/my-choice/

[5] ttps://scroll.in/article/1020235/kashmiri-pandits-and-the-exodus-eight-books-that-go-to-the-heart-of-the-pain-and-trauma

[6] Refugees in their own land

[7] Finding Kashmir in books: Looking back at the 1990 exodus through writings on and by Kashmiri Pandits

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[9] “Chai, Khatai and a Militant” — An Excerpt from Sandeep Raina's A Bit of Everything (Context/Westland, 2020)

[10] This novel self-reflexively explores how a Kashmiri Pandit crafts the narrative of his life and loss

[11] ‘Recollecting life in Kashmir almost felt like a return’

[12] ttps://thebombayreview.com/2020/12/12/top100booksoffictionfromindiain2020/?fbclid=IwAR0h1KxY6C1iNfP8a2_Jkl9OlS-X_q3tht5nugz6DQQMfeNpGFZdW9JgCik

[13] ttps://www.thehindu.com/books/yet-the-pity-of-it-tabish-khair-reviews-sandeep-rainas-a-bit-of-everything/article33246908.ece?fbclid=IwAR2w6sIqRtyP25fbG1MD6A9TOUA-zPSKS_CS26YvFxCP-QAQzB6GAqBBOhg

[14] Pandit or Kashmiri? That’s one of the many choices the protagonist of this novel is asked to make

[15] Our reading suggestions this week

[16] ttps://lifestyle.livemint.com/how-to-lounge/books/a-kashmiri-pandit-confronts-the-past-and-present-in-his-debut-novel-111604316953925.html

[17] HT Picks: New Reads

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