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Book Reviews

Hari Kunzru: ‘Every one of my dark fears has come true’

Nandini Nair

The world Hari Kunzru portrays in his new novel is both familiar and near-mad. The novelist in conversation with Nandini Nair

Red Pill
Hari Kunzru
The End of an Era: India Exits Tibet – India – Tibet Relations 1947 – 1962, Part 4 /
The End of an Era: India Exits Tibet – India – Tibet Relations 1947 – 1962, Part 4
Claude Arpi
Putting Tibet Back in Focus

Historian Claude Arpi goes beyond the British and Chinese narratives to examine older ties between India and the region

The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World  /
The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World
S Jaishankar
The Jaishankar Doctrine

Rethinking India’s engagement with its enemies and friends

The Machine Is Learning /
The Machine Is Learning
Tanuj Solanki
Mind and Machine

Novels that intertwine artificial intelligence with ethics

The Cock Is the Culprit /
The Cock Is the Culprit
Unni R | Translated by J Devika
The Rooster’s Revenge

An absurdly comic and uncannily contemporary novel from Kerala

To Kill A Man /
To Kill A Man
Sam Bourne
Killer Instinct

From metaphysical thrillers to Agatha Christie redux

The Women who Forgot to Invent Facebook and Other Stories /
The Women who Forgot to Invent Facebook and Other Stories
Nisha Susan
Leading Ladies

Exploring human emotions and modern technology

The Lying Life of Adults /
The Lying Life of Adults
Elena Ferrante | Translated by Ann Goldstein
The Wrong Girl

The Neapolitan magic is missing in the new Elena Ferrante

The House of Jaipur: The Inside Story of India’s Most Glamorous Royal Family /
The House of Jaipur: The Inside Story of India’s Most Glamorous Royal Family
John Zubrzycki
Palace Intrigue

A bird’s eye view of the march of Rajputana from feudalism to independence to controversies

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