Shreya Sethuraman
A seething knot of a coming of age story shows how India’s 90s generation deals with drugs, sex, magic mushrooms and, of course, divorce
A journalist employs black comedy to highlight all that is wrong with India’s economy
Shashi Tharoor takes on everything from Modi to the significance of birthdays with his elegant prose, but spreads his umbrella too wide
A calligrapher’s vivid account of the friendship between the great mystic Rumi and an itinerant dervish is spun into a masterful novel
The best cricket book you will read this year, from Pakistan, outscores a passionate commemoration of the Tendulkar legacy
The biggest bromance in contemporary literary history comes full circle at JLF, as VS Naipaul and Paul Theroux drive out together
Author Javier Moro on the release of his controversial book, The Red Sari, and why the life of Sonia Gandhi fascinates him