The poet in this volume of poetry confesses with a heart that’s evocative and dressed by sighs.
The novel is a gritty analysis of modern-day Japan and how its capitalist structures have shaped sexism in that society.
The differences in the three poets do not create narrow domestic walls, rather open up a harmonious, polyphonic world.
The mob is God, and God is a man.
The old question whether Indians can write authentic poetry in the English language has clearly become redundant now.
Twenty-five years ago, Indian homes experienced the Kargil War through the brave and unprecedented firsthand wartime reporting of Indian journalists.
To read The One Legged as merely part of the folk and psychological horror tradition would be reductive and doing injustice to the novel.
Tara is the final book of the five-volume Sati series, which seeks to foreground the stories of the panchakanya.
Nariman Karkaria was a Parsi born in Navsari, Gujarat. Thirsting for adventure, he left home at 16, armed with the royal sum of fifty rupees.
June, 1943. Netaji visits Tokyo, Japan. Bharati Asha, who is just 15, is bowled over by his personality. She decides to join the freedom struggle.
I was a high school student when Salman Rushdie’s Satanic Verses was published. The book was immediately labelled blasphemous by many Islamists because of the
This is a gritty tale that Manish Gaekwad narrates about his mother’s life. Her memoir was recorded and written in 2020 - 2022. Rekha Devi
This is many books rolled into one. First and foremost, it is a book about books. It is also about bookshops, about readers, and about
Indradeep is deeply involved in a varied range of subjects like politics, cinema, Indian music to fountain pens. He has over 10 years of experience
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jhumpa Lahiri's latest, Roman Stories, is a collection of nine introspective short stories that have been translated by the author from her
The story is narrated in the voice of Chanchal, Shalome’s brilliant monkey. It starts in 1792 in the port city of Surat, where Shalome reached
