Synopsis Indian Writing in English has undoubtedly acquired its own independent identity; it no more remains mere initiative and derivative. Its long journey from colonial to post-colonial, from imperial to democratic and form English to Hinglish forms a remarkable chapter in the history of world literature. Tagore earned the first recognition and Naipaul is the recent laureate. In between these Nobel Laureates came a number of writers whose work earned worldwide appreciation. The present book is an attempt to present the different genres of Indian Writing in English. It aims at tracing its distinctive features, such as Cultural alienation, Romanticism, realism, naturalism, Modernism etc. While Nehru has furnished ‘the best English’ to the globe, Amitav Ghosh, Shashi Tharoor, Arundhati Roy, Shiv K. Kumar and Dattani have stirred the West with their great works. The works of these renowned literary figures have been considered thoroughly and meticulously in the present book. It is hoped that while the student community will find it easily accessible the teachers will also consider it exciting study material.