# Niven Govinden

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NEW VOICES: 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize Podcast, #1: Being A Writer

Welcome to NEW VOICES, a three-part podcast series from 4th Estate Books and a happy offshoot from the Guardian 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize. Each podcast will address a step in a writer's journey; from the writing process, to getting and agent, and getting published, and will be available on …

Paul Mendez & Niven Govinden: In Place of Pages

Voguing balls and jehovas witnesses, the “queer canon” and why ticking boxes doesn’t mean living in boxes - this is Paul Mendez & Niven Govinden in conversation with podcaster Octavia Bright. This discussion was part of BookBound, a from-home literary festival that was held during the 2020 Covid-1…

Niven Govinden & Musa Okwonga in conversation

This week we are joined by Niven Govinden and Musa Okwonga. On the face of it, their new novels—"Diary of a Film" and "In the End it was All About Love"—couldn’t seem more different, and yet they dialogue in many interesting ways. In conversation with Adam Biles, they talk art, love, cities, sexual…

Porty News Episode 4

Send us Fan Mail It’s Wednesday the 3rd of February and this is the fourth bulletin from Porty News  First, a couple of pieces of information from the City of Edinburgh Council! The first has to do with the brown bins we use for garden waste. As you know, households have to buy a permit costing £25…

RofC Podcast Short List Prize Special

where I, Neil Griffiths, interview the judges of this year's RofC Prize for Small Presses, Catherine Taylor, Niven Govinden and David Collard

Starry Messenger, Thunder Road, This Brutal House, Hauser and Wirth Somerset, Good Omens

Matthew Broderick and Elizabeth McGovern in the London premiere of Kenneth Lonergan's play The Starry Messenger Thunder Road was made for $200,000 and went on to win awards at international film festivals. What was it about the film which beguiled jurists and audiences? Niven Govinden's novel This…

50 Years of Pride: Niven Govinden's timely queer protest novel

Award-winning British novelist Niven Govinden talks to Eve Jackson about releasing his queer protest novel "This Brutal House" 50 years after the Stonewall uprising, why the riots are credited as the foundation of the modern LGBTQ rights movement and the mainstreaming of queer culture.

Niven Govinden in conversation with Roopa Farooki

In 2020, the year before his most recent, celebrated novel, Diary of a Film, Niven Govinden reflected on his career as a writer of myriad genres  Niven Govinden in conversation with Roopa Farooki is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new w…