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Posts Tagged: Sonali Dev

Notable Chicago: 2/23–3/1

By Jonathan McDaniel

February 23rd, 2018

Literary events and readings in and around Chicago this week!

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Tags: Alyssa Cole, Barrie Jean Borich, Beverly Jenkins, Chicago, Christine Rice, David Klow, Jay Rehak, Juan Martinez, molly caro may, Notable Chicago, samantha hunt, Sonali Dev, T. Clutch Fleischmann, tara Betts

Writing Romance: The Rumpus Interview with Sonali Dev

By Maggie Cooper

March 20th, 2017

Sonali Dev talks about her latest novel, A Change of Heart, the romance genre, writing non-white characters, and the parallels between writing and architectural design.

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Tags: A Change of Heart, A Rumpus Interview, American LIberary Association, architecture, Bollywood Bride, Chicago, food, food writing, genre writing, India, Katherine Coulter, love story, Maggie Cooper, Mumbai, NPR, organ transplant, revision, romance, romance novels, romance writing, Rosehaven, Sex, Sex Scenes, sex writing, sexual violence, Sonali Dev, trafficking, Washington Post

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