Jane Austen's novel that is still a hit 200 years later, writes NIMA MENON... more
CHITRA SUDARSHAN reviews an engaging Sylheti immigrant family saga, which is reminiscent of a Jane Austen novel... more
The women of the famed literary family from Bengal were harbingers of change in their own right, writes MADHUSREE CHATTERJEE... more
A racy new thriller travels back and forth in time from Krishna’s Vrindavan to modern-day Delhi in our October (2) 2012 issue... more
New authors play to India’s mass market with racy thrillers in our November (1) 2012 issue... more
Shashi Tharoor’s latest offering in our November (1), 2012 issue urges India to wield her soft power – but is this a glorified, yet impractical role?... more
Rajendra Prasad’s book is a powerful commentary on the true nature of British occupation in Asia, writes MR NARAYAN SWAMY in our December (2), 2012 issue... more
CHITRA SUDARSHAN on Katherine Boo’s poignant book on the varied lives of dwellers in the Annawadi slum... more
Three highly talented writers bring India’s great literary heritage alive, says CHITRA SUDARSHAN... more
USHA ARVIND on a new biography of mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan... more