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Books
The Anonymity Effect
If you look past its author’s name and ‘Nobel prize winner’ appellation, Home is a taut read with a jazzy rhythm—till you reach a revelation that makes you squirm
Synaptic Sizzle
A book that puts the brain under a scanner to make scientific sense of creativity
A Rotten but Not Entirely Unlikeable Man
A corrupt underling is as crooked as the system he works in, but Bagchi’s quiet, masterly prose leaves you with sympathy for his morally bankrupt protagonist
Blaft from the Past
An independent publishing house based in Chennai has brought the joy back to reading with pure, unadulterated pulp fiction
The Writer Who Doesn’t Mind the Northeastern Label
Jahnavi Barua on geographic labelling as a pragmatic exercise, giving up her medical practice, and making it to prestigious literary prize shortlists
Cartoons by the Colonised
The pre-Independence Parsee Punch offers political comment and gently subversive humour
Maa Maati Manush, and Motor Cars
Mamata Banerjee’s career has been bound to the automobile in strange ways. No wonder, then, the reader of her memoirs soon starts to play a game of car-spotting in the narrative
Firang Historian
Academic Jonathan Gil Harris is writing the history of the poor Europeans, as distinct from White Mughals, who settled here and became Indian
Whose Hostages?
A brilliant account of the 1995 kidnappings of six foreign nationals in Kashmir reveals shocking details of the involvement of the Indian State
Reading the Reader
On Tagore is as much about reading Rabindranath as it is about Amit Chaudhuri reading himself as a reader
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