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650+ Prestigious, Award Winning Authors, Photographers, Editors & Translators
E.
Kumar
E. Santhosh Kumar has published fourteen books in Malayalam including short story collections, novels, children s novel and translation. He has won many literary prizes including Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for the best short story collection in 2006 and for the best novel in 2012. His stories have appeared in English, German, Tamil and Hindi.
E.
Paul
E. Jaiwant Paul has eclectic tastes ranging from writing and researching on aspects of India's history and ancient weapons, building a successful career in the corporate world, to playing cricket and tennis. He has authored nine other books and is on the expert panel on weapons for several museums of Rajasthan. The author initially worked for Hindustan Unilever and was later a director of Brooke Bond, India. After this, he headed the National Mineral Water Company in Muscat, Oman.
E.
Unny
E. P. Unny E.P. Unny grew up in Palakkad, Kerala. His first cartoon
appeared in the legendary Shankar s
Weekly in 1972. He began his cartooning career with The Hindu in Chennai in 1977. In 1989 he moved to New Delhi where
after a stint with Sunday Mail and The Economic Times, he joined The Indian Express in 1996, where he is
Chief Political Cartoonist. He has sketched and written several books and
serialised Free India, a graphic
novel, in the Sunday Express in 1997,
which is an early graphic storyteller in Malayalam. His work has featured at
the Asian Cartoonists Conference in Tokyo and at the International Cartoon
Festival in Carquefou, France. In 2009, Unny won the Lifetime Achievement Award
of The Indian Institute of Cartoonists.
Ebeltje
Hartkamp Jonxis
Ebeltje Hartkamp Jonxis She (born 1944 in Rotterdam) is a Dutch art historian specialised in European tapestries and Indian trade textiles. In 2009 she retired from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where she had been Curator of Textiles since 1992. Previously she was Curator of Decorative Art and Design at the State Owned Art Collections in The Hague and liaison officer for Dutch museums at the Ministry of Culture. Books of which she was (co-)author or main contributor include Sits. Oost-West Relaties in Textiel (Chintz. East-West Relations in Textiles) (1987), Sitsen uit Indian/Indian Chintzes (1996), European Tapestries in the Rijksmuseum (2004) and Asian Splendor. Company Art in the Rijksmuseum (2011). She has also published about Sri Lankan ivory carvings made for Dutch customers between 1650 and 1700.
Eberhard
Fischer
Dr. Eberhard Fischer is an art historian and cultural anthropologist. Until recently, he held the position of senior director at the Museum Rietberg in Zurich. His journey in India began in 1965 when he embarked on a teaching assignment at the National Institute of Design (NID) in Ahmedabad. From that point forward, he maintained a continuous presence in India, working in various regions from Gujarat to Orissa, and from Himachal Pradesh to Kerala.
Throughout his career, Dr. Fischer collaborated with eminent Indian scholars and artists, including Haku Shah, Prof. Jyotindra Jain, Dr. Dinanath Pathy, Prof. B. N. Goswamy, Balan Nambiar, and Vijay Sharma, on joint exhibitions and publication projects. In recognition of his contributions, he was honored with the Padma Shri award in 2012.
Eda Ertekin
Toksoz
Eda Ertekin Toksöz, has studied animation
and lives in Istanbul.
Eiluned
Edwards
Eiluned Edwards Eiluned Edwards is Reader in Global Cultures of Textiles and Dress at
Nottingham Trent University, UK, and also contributes to the Royal College of
Art MA Design History programme and the V&A Arts of Asia course. She was
previously Victoria and Albert Museum/London College of Fashion Senior Research
Fellow in Textiles and Dress (2005-2009). She has a PhD in Art History and
Archaeology (Manchester University, 2000). Her dissertation analysed how social
change was reflected in the material culture of Rabaris pastoral migrants in
Kachchh district, Gujarat focusing on their textiles and dress. Since 1991,
her research has concentrated on aspects of textiles, dress, fashion and craft
development in South Asia, notably India and she has published widely on these
topics. Her research has been supported by the British Academy, Nehru Trust,
Pasold Research Fund, and Leverhulme Trust (Research Fellowship 2012-14). It
has been widely disseminated through publications, teaching, conferences and
exhibitions. Some of her previous publications include The Idea of Gujarat (2010), British
Asian Style (V&A, 2010), and contributions to The Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology and Medicine in
Non-Western Cultures (2014).
Elif Yonat
Togay
Elif Yonat Toğay has translated bestselling
books from English to Turkish and has written for
both children and adults.
EP
Unny
EP Unny EP Unny describes RK Laxman's life, the influences that led him to become a much-loved cartoonist, his work ethic and the nuances of his craft. It is a tribute from a leading cartoonist to a master of his art. This monograph offers a concise chronicle of the master cartoonist's journey.
Eugene
Lawrence
Born in 1951 in Rangoon (now Yangon), Burma, Eugene Lawrence's father was Indian, who had arrived in Burma with the Indian National Army during World
War II, and married his mother, a Karen. The family repatriated to India at the
end of 1966, sailing on one of the last ships to Madras sent by India to
receive Indian refugees. Concluding his higher studies in Bangalore, India, with BA (Hons.) in English Literature, Lawrence relinquished his desire to teach and embraced a more lucrative career that was necessary in order to support his large family. Working in sales and marketing with an Indian company and the financial services division of an MNC based in the United Arab Emirates for 27 years, he devoted 16 years to rural development, advocacy and resource development notably with Pipal Tree, producing three consecutive e-publications on climate change issues on his return to India. However,
he has kept alive his passion for literature, philosophy, history, religion,
and music, and has published short stories, and articles in the Deccan Herald.
This is his first full-length book.
