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Book Reviews
Book of Forgetting
Sanjay Sipahimalani
In the final instalment of the Jesus trilogy, JM Coetzee shows that everything we do and desire culminates in loss
Search for Home
In a novel for young readers, Anita Roy takes one on a romp through Deadland
Neither Polemical nor Prejudicial
A dispassionate and scholarly depiction of the origins, ideology and politics of the RSS
House of Spirits
A tapestry of two families, one upper-class and the other desperately poor, united by happenstance
Amit Majmudar: ‘There Are No Atheists in the Trenches’
Amit Majmudar’s tragicomic novel of friendship between a Hindu and a Muslim, during the First World War, shows a way to reconciliation and healing. The author in conversation with Urvashi Bahuguna
Future Present
Lavanya Lakshminarayan’s debut work of fiction tells of a time when nations have fallen and corporations are running the world
An Outsider’s Gaze
A contemporary ethnographic work on isolated tribes that trespasses too often
Ode to Nature
A journey across Asia’s most beautiful wildernesses
Harlan Coben: ‘I like starting with a placid lake. I can then just drop a small pebble and see what happens’
In his latest novel, Harlan Coben writes about a feral child being adopted. The master of the suburban thriller tells Lhendup G Bhutia why pleasant families make for compelling stories
Mantel’s Genius
The final novel in the Thomas Cromwell trilogy proves how the kingmaker can make for a more compelling story than the king
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