A haunting mystery set in East Europe and an anodyne addition to Scandinavian noir
A journalist brilliantly uses his craft to make sense of a post-genocide society where mass denial is a way of life
Sunil Khilnani explores the idea of India through the profiles of fifty Indians who shaped history
The tumult of the 17th century led to a breakdown of systems but also to greater freedom and even greater innovation
Essays by Feluda fans on their affection for Satyajit Ray’s enduring detective
Kanishk Tharoor creates fiction not from a castle of fancies but from the realm of history
The Galle Literary Festival, back after a four-year hiatus, had unusual vistas, accessible authors and novel experiences to offer
The best of crime fiction tells us that murder is sometimes the solution to greater malevolence