Editor’s Picks is our monthly, curated list of best books to read. I scout far and wide, scanning publishing house catalogues across fiction categories to
Indira Goswami is an Indian Assamese artist. She writes short stories and novels set in different locales of India, which give her readers a taste
This list of books about India for children and young adults has been created with inputs from Mansi Shetty, Founder, What Are You Reading Today?
Prakruti Maniar speaks to Urvashi Butalia, Founder of Zubaan Books, over email about the strategies and considerations involved in managing an independent press, the state
Prarthana Banikya speaks to Purple Pencil Project about the magazine inspired by the eight states– Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura– of Northeast
The Indian literary canon has a plethora of titles from across regions, cultures and languages and since we are always on a hunt of books
#Bookstagram happens to be one of the most dedicated communities to reading and books. It is that corner of social media which book nerds, readers,
A professor by profession and a writer by choice, author Pratibha Ray undoubtedly is a household name in Odisha and in most parts of India
Tejimola is an Assamese folktale with the standard motifs of a step-mother and a troubled daughter, which was first published in 1911, by the renowned
Suravi Sharma Kumar’s Voices in the Valley is a book that takes its readers to the beautiful yet angst-ridden state of Assam and covers a
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