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Jhumpa Lahiri's reflections on book covers leave many questions unanswered

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Do you judge a book by its cover? Asks SAKET SUMAN

Karan Johar's memoir lays bare all; reflects Bollywood's ambiguity

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SAKET SUMAN on KJo’s new book 'An Unsuitable Boy'

Of loot, massacres and exploitation: The legacy of the Raj

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SAKET SUMAN reviews Shashi Tharoor’s new book, An Era of Darkness, based on his celebrated speech at an Oxford Union debate that went viral on the internet

Tales from the middle

Ritam Mitra -
RITAM MITRA reviews Jeremy Wilshire’s new book Test of Character: Confessions of Cricket Legends

What it really means to be a migrant

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SALMA SHAH reviews NSW academic Roanna Gonsalves' first book 'The Permanent Resident'

Discovering India

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LAKSHMI NARASIMHAN reviews Anne Benjamin's new memoir 'Saffron and Silk: An Australian in India'

Women and their lives, not men and their battles

Aparna Ananthuni -
India has a long tradition of strong female writers, writes APARNA ANANTHUNI

Women helping women

Dipanjali Rao -
Two remarkable Indian authors talk about the women who championed their success, writes DIPANJALI RAO

The female experience

Aparna Ananthuni -
Australian editor Catriona Mitchell on creating a space where Indian women’s stories are heard. APARNA ANANTHUNI writes

The taming of the writer

Preeti Jabbal -
Melbourne writer Sanam Sharma’s first book takes you on a journey of discovery, writes PREETI JABBAL

From those who've come across the seas

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SALMA SHAH reviews Pavlova and Pappadums, a short story collection that explores the migrant experience in Australia

No time for sexist thought

Dipanjali Rao -
Indian author Tishani Doshi gives a middle-finger to the biological clock… among other things, writes DIPANJALI RAO
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