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The Longest Road

Shoma Abhyankar

A novel on the homecoming migrant

Water Kingdoms

Suneetha Balakrishnan

Indo-Roman ocean trade told through the stories of patricians and plebeians

Imaginary Homeland

Chandrahas Choudhury

Writing book reviews and living entirely by literature gave Chandrahas Choudhury the time and space, the models and the means to become a novelist

Love and Labour

Nandini Nair

An intimate history of women searching for a more equal and dignified life

Travels of a Fish

Ranjit Lal

How the British introduced the trout to Indian waters

Anees Salim: The Heirs of the King

Jai Arjun Singh

Anees Salim’s multi-narrator novel tells of children discovering their lineage

Mommy Talk

Kaveree Bamzai

Motherhood memoirs are in fashion, with celebrities dispensing advice on all things from the medical to the psychological

‘This white metal box is my home. And it will be my coffin, too’

Rejimon Kuttappan

He migrated to Oman, struggled as an undocumented worker for twenty-two years and returned to a family that did not want him

Delhi and Lahore

Madhulika Liddle

The prologue to Partition

Not Guilty

Chintan Girish Modi

A memoir by a fugitive who has committed no crime

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The Longest Road

Water Kingdoms

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‘This white metal box is my home. And it will be my coffin, too’

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Not Guilty

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