Novelist Bill Clinton and a new Rachel Cusk in the next couple of months

Another stark beauty from Ireland’s literary queen, Murakami’s literary debut in English for the first time, a sad and lengthy tale of a band of brothers and Coetzee’s experiments with truth

Sudhir Kakar on his new novel about Bhartrihari, the great Sanskrit poet of love

The author of Partition’s latest retelling retrieves the details and lesser-known stories of the Subcontinent’s big divide

Harper Lee’s prequel-sequel to the timeless To Kill a Mockingbird explodes the myth of the indefatigable Atticus Finch—and defines the function of a classic

Children’s book publishing in India has left Enid Blyton’s monopoly far behind, with a wide range of new players taking on this hungry market

Meera Syal, one of Britain’s funniest woman writers, is back with a third novel around sunset romances and cross-continental surrogacy

This rich dream cycle of modern-day fairytales makes no excuses for the modern Muslim in Europe

Ranging from old school murder mysteries and a New York City cop drama to a World War II whodunnit and a weird little railway adventure, six thrillers for this summer

Encounters in the kingdom of happiness

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…