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Books

Mario Vargas Llosa (1936-2025): Maestro from Peru

The giant of Latin American literature created intensely realistic portrayals of human nature

Speculative History

Sachin Nandha’s biography of Hedgewar tries to paint a nuanced picture of the RSS founder but fails

Eco Friction

Many fissures of Delhi come alive in Keshava Guha's novel

Feminist Fire

Banu Mushtaq’s stories that are both folkloric and contemporary make it to the International Booker Prize shortlist

A Place Called Grief

A boy navigates love, life and death in a Kerala village

The Inward Gaze

Amitabha Bagchi’s new novel is a meditation on relationships

‘The best of us resides in our silent self,’ says Pico Iyer

The rewards of silence and solitude are more than personal. Pico Iyer discusses his new book with

Flights of Fancy

On the trail of the subcontinent’s most enigmatic birds

Return to Calcutta

Ruchir Joshi’s new novel is about an epic city teeming with stories

How Easy Love Can Be

Aground in the pandemic on the monsoon beaches of Goa, award-winning photographer Rohit Chawla had hislife restored in the company of stray dogs hungry and forgotten in the absence of humans

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