books

Book Review: Down the Road

28 vignettes of campus life, covering the Amazing Technicolor Life that school and college are made out to be.

The Halo and the Horns

Arjun Rao, author of Third Best, in an exclusive interview about life as a student and teacher in Indian boarding schools.

Book Review: Susanna’s Seven Husbands

The mystery remains intact in Ruskin Bond’s original short story, and the suspense is held captive under a gravestone—or seven.

Book Review: The Fakir

The Fakir is a simple tale with an important social message in a world where material things define boundaries between human beings.

Book Review: Room

Emma Donoghue’s award-winning book is devastating, tough, moving, tragic, and funny, all at the same time.

Learning to Fly

Iranian-born author Abbas Kazerooni spoke to us about what made him want to share his remarkable story of hope, survival, and growing up in On Two Feet and Wings.

Through the Eyes of Another

Award-winning author Pallavi Aiyar speaks to us about her latest novel Chinese Whiskers and life in China.

Book Review: Rights of Man

Utpal Dutt revisits the racial discrimination, injustice, and denial of human rights as witnessed in the Scottsboro trials of 1931.

Book Review: Urban Shots

13 writers explore common themes of love, friendship, angst, and longing in this carefully compiled anthology.

Book Review: Reflected in Water

This part-travelogue, part-reverie helps reinvent Goa, a place that is largely misunderstood.

Comic Con India 2011

India’s first ever annual comics convention takes place in New Delhi this weekend—details inside!