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New books on the shelves
Portrait of a marriage, spies, South Asian art, moving images, and more.
Book Review
Forging freedom
In this experimental novel, women fight their way out of silence and get their voices heard.
Annie Zaidi
Tribute
Knowledge-keeper of Nagaland
Remembering the poet, fiction-writer, and ethnographer Temsula Ao (1945-2022).
Avinuo Kire
Book Review
Tracing citizen involvement in ecology issues
A look at various projects that harnessed people’s power to expand subject matter knowledge.
Lyla Bavadam
Book Review
Coming of age in 1950s Kerala
An intimate look at how the observed world and the imagined world meet in a writer’s head.
Shahnaz Habib
Book Review
Forged in fire
Best of Friends by Kamila Shamsie is an intense, almost forensic, look at the anatomy of friendship.
Ranjana Sengupta
Book Review
Strikingly slow
J.K. Rowling’s latest novel starring Cormoran Strike is high on pyrotechnics and low on suspense.
Aditya Sinha
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‘While nationalism simplifies, literature complicates’: Vivek Narayanan
The collection ‘After’ offers a hip, hyper-literate, often ironic commentary on Valmiki’s Ramayana.
Aditya Mani Jha
Painting the world
It also gives readers a comprehensive historical-aesthetic perspective on his life and works.
C.S. Venkiteswaran
New books on the shelves
A family as a microcosm of modern-day India, chronicle of a Tamil encyclopaedia, and more.
True as false: The world of Jeyamohan
‘Stories of the True’ is a well-timed introduction to the multifaceted writer’s intimidating oeuvre.
Jinoy Jose P
‘Same-sex love has always existed, and it is a part of life’
Interview with Sarah Thankam Mathews, the Indian-American writer of ‘All This Could Be Different’.
Jinoy Jose P
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