Book Name: So Now You Know: Growing up Gay in India Author: Vivek Tejuja Publisher: Harper Collins Genre: Memoir Rating: 5/5 Book Blurb: The year was 1991. Vivek was eight. He realized he was gay. Only he didn’t: he just…
Superb, subtle, surprising stories that show, through a prism of unforgettable characters, what it means to live between two worlds: India and Canada About the Book A swimming instructor is determined to re-enact John Cheever’s iconic short story, ‘The Swimmer’, in…
How would we know the difference in the flight of dragon-flies? Could you tell the stellar of the un-said, bursting Into a million fragments. Snow-fall is a ridiculous assessment of love, It is actually permitted to park here. When the…
A special and definitive biography of the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak on the occasion of his 550th birth anniversary Viking | 264 pages| Hardback| Religion/History/Biography About the Book In this highly accessible and comprehensive biography, Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh deftly mines…
The editors would like to thank all who participated. The prize winning entries for NAW Short Story Competition 2019 are: Belonging by Satish Tiwari Satish Tiwari was born in Kerala and worked as a journalist for many years. After an early…
Love is not complicated, people are! Pyaar, Mohabbat, Ishq, Junoon—Love has its own synonyms. The four-letter word, easy to spell and easier to say, is far more complicated when the brain and heart play their parts in a relationship. Aditya,…
Say hi to Rumana. A freshly minted (baked?) chef who decides to trade her powersuit for chef’s whites to live her dream of owning a café. Cut to six months later and there is Not Too Sweet, a gorgeous little…
THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END. Kalki Hari arrives at Indragarh to find out that his brother has been taken prisoner, his beloved is about to be butchered, and the city is embroiled in a ghastly war with the…
“An inspiring story of resistance and survival.” —Patrick Cockburn “Otten’s searing chronicle … is compelling and devastatingly necessary.” —Sareta Ashraph ISIS’s genocidal attack on the Yezidi population of northern Iraq in the summer of 2014 brought the world’s attention to…
They are not polished, they are not sophisticated, but they have spoken to several generations. ABOUT THE BOOK (INR 295, 208PP) There are human skulls speaking to men. There are demonesses falling in love with their prey. There is a…
A toe-curling, spine-tingling tale with a mix of fantastic creatures and unforgettable characters! ABOUT THE BOOK ( INR 295, 264 PP) Halfway to the heavens, in a realm hidden by clouds, a divine beauty—a Yakshini—is facing a sentence for her…