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Urban Dystopia
Margaret Atwood’s take on freedom versus security gets lost amid a pack of Elvis Presley sex robots
Slapdash Sexuality
A thoughtless potboiler of a novel that doesn’t ask moral questions of its characters
Director’s Cut
This reassessment of Hrishikesh Mukherjee will inspire you to binge on his ever-relevant movies
In the Land of Blue Hills
This collection of stories brings out the enchantments of a faraway cultural zone
Redeeming the Historian From History
The much-misunderstood Sir Jadunath Sarkar gets his due—finally
Passion Play
Anand Ranganathan’s latest novel is a gripping tale of love and war set in the backdrop of the Mizo insurgency
Humanist at Home
Sunjeev Sahota’s Booker-shortlisted novel tells the story of illegal immigrants in Britain
Burke and India
Edmund Burke, the 18th century English philosopher-statesman, believed that Indians were systematically exploited by the East India Company, whose abuse of power led to the creation of one of the most degenerate species of government that the civilised world had ever seen
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