The second day of the Alliance Literary Festival (ALF) started off with the session titled History: whose narrative, with the author and historian Manu S Pillai, in conversation with Prof. Liju Kuriakose from Alliance University. The session explored
Jeffrey Archer engages audience in his inimitable style at Bangalore Literature Festival
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Around 550 people attended in person over two days; 5,000 attended online
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Around 550 people attended in person over two days; 5,000 attended online
The second day of the Bangalore Literature Festival (BLF) saw sessions with speakers such as Joshua Matthew, Lieutenant General Asad Durrani and A.S. Dulat, Hamid Ansari and Geeta Mohan, Milind Soman and Roopa Pai, and Jeffrey Archer.
Mr. Archer engaged the audience in his inimitable style, holding forth on a range of topics. To a question by author Nirmala Govindrajan, who was moderating the session, on why he wouldn’t write more children’s books he has written four he replied, “I am 80! I’ve now got to write eight books on [detective] William Warwick before I die. If I had time I would, but I don’t.”