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Arundhati Roy: The Utmost Unhappiness of Being Indian

Nandini Nair

Arundhati Roy’s second novel in twenty years retains her original magic even as it becomes an overwrought political project

Survivor in the City
Nandini Nair

Oliver Sacks and the art of moving through grief

Tragedy in Transit
Sabin Iqbal

A first novel explores the lives of Asian migrant workers

Love in the Time of War
Chatura Rao

A pulp panorama featuring an Air Force romantic

The Angry Fabulist
Bhavya Dore

In Prayaag Akbar’s first novel, a mother’s search for her daughter becomes a searing argument against power. The writer in conversation with Bhavya Dore

Hari Kunzru: Cross Road Blues
Nandini Nair

Hari Kunzru, in his new novel, tells of a nation’s darkness through music

Meera’s Romance
Sharanya Manivannan

Love and revenge with a feminist flavour

Beauty of the Moment
Janice Pariat

The violence of the subcontinent echoes in Nadeem Aslam’s new novel

Night, Sea and Death
Chatura Rao

A haunting first novel set in Pakistan of the 70s

Alone and Away
Urvashi Butalia

Taslima Nasrin’s unending search for home

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