The cover itself draws you in. A maroon background, a sand-yellow illustration of a tree (a kalpavriksh, perhaps), and the...

To put it simply, The Outcasts by Lidija Stankovikj is one of the most intricate books in recent times. Stankovikj’s writing...

My current opinion of Shashi Tharoor, that of him being more of a dilettante than a dignitary, is, of course,...

Rich in traditions, natural beauty, and purity, life in the villages of India is rustic and fulfilling. Ki. Rajanarayanan’s Gopalla...

Any Indian bibliophile, who has spent his or her childhood and youth in the company of, say, Oliver Twist being...