In recent years, some vocal fans have reacted negatively when major television and film series like “Star Trek,” “Star Wars” and other science fiction and fantasy television shows cast actors of colour to play main characters.

Joy and Ollie. Two souls from different worlds who don’t speak each other’s language. The Universe brings them together to embark on an unusual, unforgettable journey. Sometimes together, sometimes apart.

Sankar’s Dear Reader, originally published as Eka Eka Ekashi in Bengali, and translated by Arunava Sinha, is his love letter to an ever-changing city and its people

With rare insightfulness, Anukrti Upadhyay shines a light on the fractures and fears, the prejudices and wounds, desires and memories that inhabit the deepest recesses of her characters’ psyches.

On face value, Prince Harry may share typical symptoms of people suffering “complicated grief”. But not everyone agrees with how he “shows” his grief so publicly.

Sunaina Sindhwani’s book The Purple Couch is a true story of a bisexual woman who struggled most of her life to get acceptance and dignity in our society

Is there a relation between humility and high achievement? PV Ramana Murthy’s book The Power Of Humility provides a fresh perspective on how humble high achievers are rewriting the rules of leadership.

When it was first published in 1930, Harimohan Jha’s Kanyadan blazed through the Maithili reading world and became the inspiration for numerous Indian novels and films. Translated into English (by Lalit Kumar) for the first time, this delectable story about Indian matchmaking will charm readers with its cast of imperfect but unforgettable characters.

The growing animosity between brand Sussex and the rest of the royals has come to a head with the release of Prince Harry’s memoir, Spare.

A labyrinth of stories in the style of the Panchatantra and the Jataka tales, The Nitopadesha is a book about good citizenship and citizen-craft that will speak to the modern reader