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Elif Shafak: ‘I defend a pluralistic, liberal democracy’

Rajni George

Turkish author Elif Shafak tackles difficult subjects, often to the ire of the ruling regime. She tells Rajni George how storytelling can create empathy

The Many Histories of Indian Cricket

Shail Desai

Power and glory

The Ho-Hum Secrets of the Hills

Karthik Shankar

A whodunnit offering readers the opportunity to play murderer bingo

She Did It

Ambika Kamath

A series of essays about the life and work of 10 women scientists

Shade in the City

Ranjit Lal

How trees shelter and nurture us

Empresses of Maladies

Kaveree Bamzai

Cancer survivors are chronicling their stories, in books and on social media, with wisdom, courage and humour

Amitav Ghosh: The Real and the Uncanny

Nandini Nair

Amitav Ghosh’s new novel addresses the big issues of the day. The author tells Nandini Nair why we are all migrants

‘I’m more interested in what remains when the story is done’

Urvashi Bahuguna

Arundhathi Subramaniam’s recent collection of poems revisits childhood, friendships and ageing

On the Run

Rajni George

A classic tale of oppression provides a visceral understanding of caste violence

The Act of Remembering

Praveena Shivram

Lost stories of the Andaman Islands as historical fiction

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Elif Shafak: ‘I defend a pluralistic, liberal democracy’

The Many Histories of Indian Cricket

The Ho-Hum Secrets of the Hills

She Did It

Shade in the City

Empresses of Maladies

Amitav Ghosh: The Real and the Uncanny

‘I’m more interested in what remains when the story is done’

On the Run

The Act of Remembering

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