AN Wilson’s majestic biography rehabilitates the much misinterpreted Victoria
Mirza Waheed’s second novel, in the finest romantic tradition, depicts love amidst conflict in Kashmir
Here is a cricketer who was too young to consume the bottle of champagne he received upon winning his first man-of-the-match honour. The legend of Sachin Tendulkar in his own words
This biography of Allama Muhammad Iqbal redeems the philosopher-poet from political and nationalist stereotypes
A collection of translated short stories by the late Sunil Gangopadhyay reveals his preoccupation with man’s inhumanity
In their retellings of India’s ancient past, these writers fall somewhere between shallow revisionism and ponderous pontification
The return of a Latin American literary idol, a Holocaust morality tale, pre-WWI England, stories from the shadowlands, a Victorian saga of closeted lesbians and a gay parallel narrative in seventeenth-century Amsterdam
Acclaimed writer and critic Shamsur Rahman Faruqi on poetry, Indian literary theory and Urdu’s legacy in an exclusive preview of his new book
How spirituality and poetry mix in the peripatetic world of Arundhathi Subramaniam
Richard Flanagan has won the Man Booker for his epic around the Burma Death Railway