A spunky collection of essays takes an acclaimed novelist through India and the world in search of her many homes
In the first of a trilogy which is part history and part memoir, Pranab Mukherjee misses the big picture of history
A slow-burning novel vivifies the life and loves of young gay men, moving between the Northeast, Delhi and London
Two women writers turn an unflinching eye to the lasting fallout of Sri Lanka’s civil conflict
With only 1,947 units in existence, this super luxury phone is a collector’s item
Faiza Sultan Khan, Tunku Varadarajan, Burhan Wazir, MJ Akbar, Mini Kapoor, Jug Suraiya
The way things were • The zone of interest • The Myth of the strong leader • Thirteen days in September: Carter, Begin, and Sadat at Camp David
Close to home • We are completely beside ourselves • How to build a girl • Mecca: The sacred city
America’s favourite non-hero’s swansong, an odd new tale from Ben Okri, a fashion diva’s gorgeous biography and the last of Follett’s Century trilogy