A slice of Goa in the 60s
A novel looks at the tiny state’s history during a tumultuous time, writes MAYABHUSHAN NAGVENKAR
Vikas Khanna: A ‘Buried Seed’ that bloomed
KISHORI SUD reviews a book that traces Vikas Khanna’s culinary arc - from Amritsar to a Michelin-star chef
Don’t miss! Five books to look forward to in February 2018
SAKET SUMAN narrows down a list from dozens of books releasing in February; here are recommendations dominated largely by fiction and accompanied by a memoir and a commentary on Pakistan.
Jane Austen desi-style: A Pakistani perspective on ‘Pride and Prejudice’ and more
VIKAS DATTA reviews Laaleen Sukhera's 'Austenistan'
Why I Am A Hindu: Shashi Tharoor’s new book
Beyond the Hindutva debate, Shashi Tharoor's new book a self-discovery of a 'believing Hindu'
A satire-cum-thriller, inspired by politics
A new novel by Manu Joseph spares no one - not even India’s PM - with its biting humour, writes HIMANI KOTHARI
A Rushdie novel unlike a Rushdie novel
It has a simple, easy-to-handle plot, but is relevant in a world of alternative facts, writes SAKET SUMAN
Mirabai modernised
Melbourne writer Nandita Chakraborty’s new book draws on myth as well as her own personal journey
When reality becomes fiction, and fiction becomes reality
Dissecting patriarchal structures through fiction: Meena Kandasamy. DIPANJALI RAO writes.
