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By Anantika Mehra · Balli Kaur Jaswal’s third novel deals with honour killings, vigilante community policing, murder, forbidden love, and a lot more.
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By En Wright · Prayaag Akbar’s biggest triumph lies in his ability to adopt a female voice so completely, you forget this is a male author’s debut novel.
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By Anantika Mehra · The sixth book in Kalpana Swaminathan’s acclaimed Lalli detective series is not for the faint-hearted.
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By Niharika Mallimadugula · In conversation with the inimitable Jerry Pinto about his latest novel Murder in Mahim.
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By Anantika Mehra · The book explores chauvinism, patriarchy, and the male psyche in an interesting and honest manner.
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By Anantika Mehra · A book that forces us to confront our own biases, look our carefully crafted ignorance in the eye, and come out of the bubble of privilege we inhabit.
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By Anantika Mehra · A sense of nostalgia and loss pervades Laksmi Pamuntjak's ambitious debut novel Amba.
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By Niharika Mallimadugula · In conversation with Sharanya Manivannan about The High Priestess Never Marries, her latest book of short fiction.
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By Meghna Pant · New husbands are like burrs: they stick, they irritate, and they’re mostly unwanted.
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By Srinidhi Raghavan · Malik Sajad’s heartwrenching graphic novel traces the generations that grew up in Kashmir post 1990.
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By Manav Kambli · In conversation with Ram Venkatesan and Kishore Mohan about Black Mumba, a new noir graphic novel that explores some of the darker aspects of the city of Mumbai.
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By Sharon Irani · Most of what happens in Aliyyah Eniath's debut novel will be deeply familiar to readers that have grown up up in a large joint family themselves.
