Through myths, legends and anecdotes, Namita Gokhale’s Mystics and Sceptics is an insightful, riveting, carefully curated anthology that captures the sacred geography of the Himalayas

This Kind Of Child comprises ‘seven mini-books’, each designed to offer a particular perspective or dwell on a certain idea’. Each story brings to the fore the multiple challenges that people with disabilities face

Like all good stories, these too hold up a mirror to ourselves, goad us to scratch the surface, and leave us shaken.

Celeste Ng’s dystopian novel has a nuanced, gripping tale which transports you into a frightening world, especially because it doesn’t seem implausible.

A gripping narrative, the book takes you through a woman’s adventures, philosophy, clear-headed thinking and doggedness in the face of challenges.

This powerful, compact and captivating fiction raises significant questions on moral dilemmas. The answers could make us uncomfortable and put us on a search within to live more honestly.

She wants to be around when her daughter starts school. Her partner, she concedes and appreciates, has made sacrifices. She wants to get married. Jacinda has chosen the simple pleasures of life that are often overlooked. She has chosen herself.

For those who love reading, books can eliminate stress and increase happiness and year ends are the time to catch up with friends and exchange notes on their respective reading lists.  Here we speak to 11 authors who tell us about that one book they read this year and will stay with them. 2022 Books […]

Katherine May’s poignant, poetic memoir, ‘Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times’, explores this dark season, the consolations of nature, the power of slowing down, and the eventual promise of the light of spring.

By settling for our subordinate status as citizens, and probably intimidated by the effort required to drive a change, we have begun to perceive the achievable as a pipe dream.