Vineetha Mokkil
A fractured memoir that is as much about madness as it is about writing
The 15th Jaipur Literature Festival was more intimate in scale and more Indian in content
Pramod Kapoor restores the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny to its proper place in the history of the freedom struggle
The ban on Art Spiegelman’s book is a case of conservative ignorance meeting woke cancel culture
A journalist’s personal, yet universal, grief during the pandemic
Sagarika Ghose brings out the qualities and contradictions of India’s most indulged prime minister in a new biography
After two decades, Pankaj Mishra returns with a novel that chronicles rapid urbanisation in an unequal India. He speaks to Nandini Nair about today’s hollow men and class wars