Nandini Nair
Upamanyu Chatterjee’s seventh novel opens with the discovery of a dead body in a park. He speaks to Nandini Nair about creating crafty characters and the villainy principle
A fractured memoir that is as much about madness as it is about writing
Pushpamala N’s photo-performances open up to scrutiny the act of dressing-up and posing for the camera, as well as the desire to recreate visual stories
Isabel Allende’s new novel is about a woman steeped in history
Two anthologies by pet parents pay tribute to beloved dogs and cats
Avinab Datta-Areng’s debut poetry collection confronts family, loss and death. Aditya Mani Jha speaks to the poet