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253BooksROMANCE IN MY COFFEE
The In My Coffee anthology series will feature short stories on a variety of themes from romance to science fiction to humour...
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217BooksWhispers Of The Mangroves By Radhika Suri , Chetna Singh Kaith
The roots are a playground for fish, the branches a swing for sloths. In their waters, you can spot algae, crabs, fisherfolk...
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221BooksGITA PRESS AND THE MAKING OF HINDU INDIA By AKSHAYA MUKUL
Founded over a century ago, Gita Press built an empire that championed militant Hindu nationalism and a transactional piety, drawing endorsements from...
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226BooksLIGHTNING IN A SHOT GLASS By DEEPANJANA PAL
Original, electrifying and whip-smart, Lightning in a Shot Glass is an ode to romance, a tribute to the magic and mayhem that...
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295BooksTHE ONLY CITY – BOMBAY IN EIGHTEEN STORIES Edited By Anindita Ghose
The Only City is a collection of eighteen new pieces of short fiction that captures the pulse of this always-morphing urban centre.
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265BooksAmitav Ghosh Wins Korea’s Top Literary Honour — the 14th Pak Kyongni Prize
Multi-award-winning author Amitav Ghosh has been awarded the 14th Pak Kyongni Prize, Korea’s most prestigious international literary honor, often called ‘Korea’s Nobel...
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427BooksM. S. Swaminathan: The Man Who Fed India By PRIYAMBADA JAYAKUMAR
Harper Collins is proud to present A comprehensive exploration of the life and legacy of the architect of India’s Green Revolution, marking...
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367BooksA RETURN TO SELF – EXCURSIONS IN EXILE By AATISH TASEER
In this blend of travelogue and memoir, Taseer casts an incisive eye at what it means to belong to a place that...
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322BooksNAAGA – Discovering The Extraordinary World of Serpent Worship By K. Hari Kumar
Embark on a journey into a world where serpents are guardians of cosmic order, protectors, adversaries and symbols of power—deities that continue...
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205BooksON THE BANKS OF THE PAMPA – VOLGA
Poignant and piercing, this concluding volume in Volga’s trilogy of feminist retellings of the Indian epics drives us to reconsider the meaning...
