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The Dark Old World

Shylashri Shankar

These murder mysteries share a fascination for the past, which some authors explore by paying homage to the crème de la crème of classical mysteries and to the art of crafting them

The Three-Body Problem

Shivshankar Menon

Ananth Krishnan’s compelling portrait of China is a refreshing break from the familiar media trope

The Scarred Megapolis

Shashi Tharoor

The evolution of Delhi as a city of the unfortunates comes alive in this novel by a master storyteller

Shooter to Runner

Zac O’Yeah

How to become a reformed gangster

The First Heroine

Suneetha Balakrishnan

A fictional account of Kerala’s forgotten female Dalit actor of the 1930s

The Reluctant Power

Karthik Nachiappan

How India frittered away gains and opportunities

The Bloodlust

Sukhada Tatke

Short stories on the violence of big and small kinds

Why Love What You Will Lose?

Ranjit Hoskote

The new Nobel laureate Louise Glück’s poetry is infused with desire and trauma, the processes of ordeal and healing

Jerry-Rigging Ways

Srinath Perur

Jugaad innovation in Indian laboratories

The Inner and Outer Life

Sharanya Manivannan

Applying spiritual ethics to policymaking and justice

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The Dark Old World

The Three-Body Problem

The Scarred Megapolis

Shooter to Runner

The First Heroine

The Reluctant Power

The Bloodlust

Why Love What You Will Lose?

Jerry-Rigging Ways

The Inner and Outer Life

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