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Onward and Upward

This celebration of Indian birds is a treasure chest that might even kick-start a lifelong passion in readers

Vivek Shanbhag: Family Matters

Vivek Shanbhag has written a finely-woven novel which tells of the machinations of work and money, prosperity and globalisation through the story of a family

Hillary Clinton: “I can play with the boys now”

The story of Hillary Rodham Clinton, ‘an exasperating little girl’ who wished to become an astronaut

Cricket: The Founding Fathers

Cricket would never have been the same without the genius of WG Grace and Richie Benaud

And the Mountains Echoed

A journey to the Himalayas that everyone dreams of but few undertake

Gateway Litfest: Letter and Spirit

In the age of literary festivals, this one in Mumbai focuses on the anxieties, aspirations and richness of India imagined in Indian languages

The Art of Publishing

Benedikt Taschen has redefined the business of books as an exclusive experience in sensuality and aesthetics. He and his man in India talk to Open as they discover the potential of the Indian market

Home Alone

There is more to Rajiv Malhotra’s latest book on Sanskrit than the usual Pollock pickle

Harper Lee (1926-2016): Walking in Another’s Shoes

Harper Lee will always be celebrated for her portrayal of childhood and for showing us that most people are nice, when you finally see them

City as Visual Metaphor

An exploration of Chandigarh brings together unexpected works and undiscovered connections

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