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The Killer Close By

Shylashri Shankar

A whiff of Agatha Christie and Umberto Eco in intimate murderers

Nation on Trial
Madhulika Liddle

Prayaag Akbar’s new novel is a portrait of online India

Art of Love
Nandini Nair

Hari Kunzru’s new novel completes his trilogy on creative pursuits. The author speaks to

Fruit of the Nation
Madhavankutty Pillai

Sopan Joshi’s encyclopaedic biography of the mango reveals why it is intrinsic to India. The author in conversation with

The French Connection
Urvashi Bahuguna

Ira Mukhoty uses alternative histories in her portrait of Awadh. She tells how the old Western point of view has become dated

Mapping Home
Sharanya Manivannan

The interwoven histories of a family and a country

Spittle Parable
Areeb Ahmad

A satire set around a paan shop in colonial India

Paint and Pen
Rati Girish

Art books for children that encourage creativity and spur conversations

India International
TCA Raghavan

The country’s diplomatic history through its early recruits

Poetic Licence
Bibek Debroy

What is lost in Vikram Seth’s wonderful translation of Hanuman Chalisa is bhakti

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