Rajni George
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
AN Wilson’s majestic biography rehabilitates the much misinterpreted Victoria
The return of a Latin American literary idol, a Holocaust morality tale, pre-WWI England, stories from the shadowlands, a Victorian saga of closeted lesbians and a gay parallel narrative in seventeenth-century Amsterdam
The rise of authors from the IIT/IIM milieu gives Chetan Bhagat’s audience the stories of the homes they adopted and the ones they left behind—in Devanagari
An art adventure; the American cynic; dystopian love; the Burma Death Railway; a very Bengali tale; and a monkey girl
It’s transition time in Indian publishing families as a new generation faces a difficult market with daring ideas
Madhavankutty Pillai • Gunjeet Sra • Sunaina Kumar • Aastha Atray Banan • Aanchal Bansal • Rajni George • Shaikh Ayaz • Lhendup G Bhutia • and others