Sunanda K Datta-Ray
An insightful analysis of Pakistan—then, now, soon—that Indians have much to gain from
This rich dream cycle of modern-day fairytales makes no excuses for the modern Muslim in Europe
A rustic travelogue full of folksy accounts is marred by its dull Delhi bits
The spiritual trip of an investment banker that’s about escape more than enlightenment
This satire is a baby step towards what will hopefully become a tradition of abrasive, absurdist writing
This tale of Karan Vaghela’s reign brings alive the prejudices of 13th century Gujarat
A graphic travelogue takes on the fading footsteps of the Buddha in India, with some difficulty
Chowdhury’s dry humour is on view but his second novel reads like an adjunct to his brilliant first
Anuja Chauhan’s new novel is about a scheming Delhi family and their ancestral property