A work of Gothic horror, with exquisite illustrations by Vikram Nayak, Drown All the Refugees is Khair at his finest—assured and outraged. He rejects...
More than a decade ago, Anirudh Krishna began tracking these flows of excellence and found that the standard explanations of genetics or...
Praised by the Observer as "a feminist fairy-tale" and "an instant classic", The One Hundred Nights of Hero blends fantasy, folklore, romance...
In What We Ask Google, Simon Rogers uses two decades of search data to uncover the questions that connect people across cultures and...
In this deeply personal memoir, Shubhanshu Shukla takes readers behind the headlines and into the realities of human spaceflight, including the years...
Adapted from Isheeta Ganguly’s internationally acclaimed dram-com musical Three Women: A Musical Theatre, this graphic novel offers a bold, visually immersive reimagining of...
What makes the book especially compelling is how visceral it feels. Sukhnidh writes not as a detached observer, but as someone who...
Aamchi Mumbai brings together twenty-five unforgettable short stories, all set in Mumbai, and thirty-six poems, arising from Gulzar’s experience of living in...
In Who Owns the Past?, historian Shaan Kashyap delivers a gripping, deeply researched account of how India’s history has been written, rewritten,...