Sabin Iqbal
Like a well-crafted novel, Kraków reveals its secrets slowly, inviting repeated visits, rewarding careful attention. Sabin Iqbal gets into the city’s literary soul
Six novels, by five women and one man, about grief and friendship, forgiveness and atonement, contend for the Booker Prize
Why was Tipu Sultan, whose antipathy to non-Muslims ran deep, afraid of Hindus?
Ramachandra Guha traces India’s environmental consciousness through its first ecologists