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Books

Maya Jasanoff: The World Is What It Was

Maya Jasanoff uses Joseph Conrad as a guide to globalisation in the modern world. The historian in conversation with Nandini Nair

Enchanted Canvas

A masterly tribute to a cult Gond artist

By the People

An affirmation of the link between universal adult franchise and the depth of Indian democracy

Leonardo da Vinci: The Science of Genius

Humanising the mystique of Leonardo da Vinci

The Feast of the Goat

The new Perumal Murugan in translation highlights the primordial kinship of the countryside

Cultural Grief

This subtle narrative set in Mumbai is powered by a Parsi and an Odiya tribal

The Gateway Litfest: We Too

When women hold forth at a Litfest with a difference

Ranjit Hoskote: Between the Sea and the Shore

The many avatars of Ranjit Hoskote blaze forth in his new poetry collection. Suhit Kelkar meets the poet and curator

The Other Montgomery Girl

Anne of Green Gables might be the author’s most famous character but Emily of New Moon is the writers’ favourite

Nature’s Myths

Foreign natives and native exiles in verse

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