As Indian graphic novels evolve, they are taking some unfamiliar, unIndian turns, if still to tell familiar stories
Why Liaquat Ahamed does not want his book on this grim phase of history overinterpreted
The story of a young couple, both of whom were sexually abused as children
The most recent winner of the bad sex writing prize, Rowan Somerville, on the noun problem that plagues the art
In conversation with a historian who blames Winston Churchill for the three million deaths in the Bengal famine
Book dedications come in all forms: serious, poetic, humorous, romantic, and in the odd case, like Neil Gaiman’s, flippantly charming
Photographers, artists and writers from across the world come together in this book to discuss the erosion of democracy and shrinking of freedom
Bestselling author Ken Follett on the pressures of writing chartbusters, the effect of JK Rowling on the world, and the five greatest books of all time
Lost and Found by CP Surendran will lose the reader in its maze of characters and find him again.
Mita Kapur’s book is another addition to the feast of books that present food as memoir, politics and history