About the Workshop
This workshop looks at editing as an act of interpretation, negotiation, and care. Across two sessions, Dr Pallavi Narayan will draw on her experience in international book publishing to open up the craft and ethics of editorial work. Participants will examine how editors shape writing from submission to publication, learning to identify structure, tone, and rhythm without losing the writer’s voice. Open to writers, editors, and readers interested in the unseen decisions that define the literary field.
About the Facilitator
Dr Pallavi Narayan is an author, editor, and instructor with over sixteen years of experience in trade and academic publishing. Her editorial work spans Routledge, Pan Macmillan, Penguin Random House, NUS Press, NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, and Singapore Management University and others. She was the first Frankfurt Fellow from Singapore in 2018 (for mid-career publishers) and has held writing fellowships such as South Asia Speaks, Jalan Besar Fellowship in Singapore, and in Chile, Turkey, Taiwan, Qatar and others. Her books include Pamuk’s Istanbul: The Self and the City and Singapore at Home: Life Across Lines. She has held academic leadership roles as Associate Professor of Literary Studies and Director of a university writing programme, and continues to work closely with writers and editors.
Details of the workshop
Day 1 : March 14 | 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Day 2 : March 15 | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Fees : INR 2750
Platform: Zoom