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Paul Lynch: The Soothsayer

Nandini Nair

The Irish author’s Booker Prize-winning novel makes the impossible seem possible

The Survivors
Chittajit Mitra

Thirty stories that capture the essence of Punjabiyat

Of Crimes and Conceits
Shylashri Shankar

Masters heighten the suspense by playing with the genre

Lost at Home
Kinshuk Gupta

A landmark Hindi novel of the 1960s, now translated into English, tells of a woman caught between individual freedom and social obligation

The Return of the Spy
Shylashri Shankar

Of ominous countryside and Machiavellian mandarins

Home Truths
Madhulika Liddle

Stories on the best and worst of life

Grooving Granny
Rati Girish

Stories for young readers, from grandparents who audition for dance shows to a scatological mystery in an apartment block

Dog Days
Manik Sharma

Stories from Gorakhpur where fact and fiction merge

Fantastical Futures
Jaideep Unudurti

Short stories where reality is delivered with many a twist

Heart, Humour and Horror
Shylashri Shankar

When the killer is unveiled through a slow unveiling of emotions

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