Bhavya Dore

The guts and glories of one-on-one breaking or B-Boying

A veteran of children’s books and crime fiction, Anthony Horowitz tells Bhavya Dore why he chose to change the rules of the murder mystery

Nigerian author Chigozie Obioma, seen as the heir to Chinua Achebe, writes a love story wrapped in folklore

Ann Patchett’s new novel is about heartbreaks and healing

Angela Saini dismantles notions of ethnicity and colour in her latest book. The author in conversation with Bhavya Dore

The novelist Nemat Sadat tells Bhavya Dore about the travails of coming out as a gay man in Afghanistan

Amitava Kumar tells why he is waging a war on academic and lawyerly writing in his new book

Preet Bharara has earned enough enemies in his career as a US attorney. Now he has written a book on crime and punishment. The high profile Indian-origin prosecutor in conversation with Bhavya Dore

Devi S Laskar’s debut novel navigates present-day US with its police brutality, racial tension and immigrant angst

Australian author Markus Zusak tells Bhavya Dore about the aftermath of a bestseller success and the joys of a new work