Doshi seems to have written an entire novel in search of answers that she believes will ground her to some sort of reality.
Writer Tishani Doshi speaks of creating her own luck, her debut novel and life as a ‘pleasure seeker’.
A visual depiction of events of the 1970s that makes this dark period seem more sinister than ever.
The Ramayan holds interest for India’s contemporary generation a million years since its first oral telling.
Award winning author and blogger Shelina Zahra Janmohamed speaks of changing the world with her words.
Christopher Hitchens’ memoir, of life amidst Leftists and literary friends, dazzles only in part.
Suffocated by the silence surrounding homosexuality, a lesbian activist has started India’s first bookstore devoted to the subject.
For those blowing the vuvuzela for Paul the Oracle, this book on popular maths should make you feel stupid.
Bill Bryson’s short history of what he’d left behind on his ambitious travels, the home.