A House Full of Men by Parinda Joshi
Kittu might live in a full house, but sometimes, she feels like she’s all alone in the world. A House Full of Men is a novel about false starts and failed attempts, love and the importance of being understood.
The Colour of God by
‘The kind of authentic voice that is rarely heard.’—Saima Mir
The New Kingdom by
Lahore: Book 1 of The Partition Trilogy by
‘As the men fought over religion and maps, the Partition heaped unspeakable atrocities on women. Manreet’s book is a faithful, unforgiving look at what was and also what shouldn’t have been. Lahore is breathtaking in scope, painful yet gentle to the touch.’—Taslima Nasreen, author of Lajja
Taxi Wallah and Other Stories by
‘Numair Choudhury is the Bangladeshi Bolano’—Amitava Kumar
Meet Me In The Middle by
Cloud Cuckoo Land by
“Doerr returns with a deeply affecting epic. . . . [Cloud Cuckoo Land] is a marvel.”
—Publishers Weekly, starred review
The Bollywood Affair by Gauri Sinh
Late 1990s, Mumbai. Superstar RK is traumatized by the inexplicable wails that have begun echoing through his sprawling heritage home. Is the superstar really being haunted? Or could the screams have something to do with his latest movie, a blockbuster about a haunted house?
As the plot thickens, and those around RK begin succumbing to what seems like supernatural malice, private investigators Akruti and Parvati must solve a crime set against a backdrop of suspicion and fear. After all, they wouldn’t want RK’s lady love, the stunning screen ingenue Alena, to become the next victim.
Freckles by
‘Freckles is a beautiful, hopeful book when the world needs hope most. Cecelia has written a novel about our search for our authentic selves in a crazy world. Like all her novels, it’s inspiring, life-affirming and full of insight’—Cathy Kelly
Lost, Hurt, Or in Transit by Rohan Chhetri
‘This book has pain and it has discovery. It has wonder. It has the spell of a story and the effortlessness of a song. Which is why I hope it finds its way into you, your hands, readers.’ Ilya Kaminsky, author of Deaf Republic
In Rohan Chhetri’s much-awaited second collection, inherited literary forms-the ode, the lyric, and pristine tercets-are juxtaposed with gorgeously fractured and stylistically daring hybrid pieces. Winner of the prestigious Kundiman Prize for Poetry, Lost, Hurt, Or in Transit Beautiful is a luminous and haunting book.
Arriving Today by
‘Wall Street Journal technology columnist Mims chronicles a product’s journey from manufacturer to doorstep in his timely debut. . . . Readers will be hooked by Mims’s ability to turn what could’ve been a dry supply-chain explainer into a legitimate page-turner. For those interested in what goes on before packages arrive at their door, this is a no-brainer.’—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Hear Yourself by
Active Parenting: How to Raise Your Child to Be Positive by
The Antisocial Network by
‘A talented storyteller.’―New York Times
The Status Game by
‘I haven’t finished reading The Status Game because I’ve only read it once. There’s so much in this dazzling book I will be revisiting over and over again’—Daniel Finkelstein, author of Everything in Moderation
The Murderer, the Monarch and the Fakir by Appu Esthose Suresh and Priyanka Kotamraju
Based on previously unseen classified intelligence reports and police records, this book recreates the circumstances of his murder, the events leading up to it, and the investigation afterward. In doing so, it unearths a conspiracy that runs far deeper than a hate crime and challenges the popular narrative about the assassination that has persisted for the past seventy years.
India vs UK: The Story of an Unprecedented Diplomatic Win by
The Future of Money by
‘In The Future of Money Eswar Prasad explains how technology will impact everything financial, from what money will look like to peer-to-peer lending, central banking, and cross-border capital flows. In lucid prose, Prasad explains to the intelligent layperson how exactly Bitcoin works and whether a digital renminbi could challenge the US dollar. If you are looking for an insightful and comprehensive guide to how monetary finance might change, look no further.’―Raghuram G. Rajan, Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, former Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund, and former Governor of the Reserve Bank of India
Fireborn: Twelve and the Frozen Forest by
‘In a word: phenomenal. Fireborn is vivid, daring, and epic in every sense. It’s impossible to read this book and not hold your breath.’—Carlie Sarosiak, author of I, Cosmo
When Fishes Flew by
Pax, Journey Home by
‘Pax the book is like Pax the fox: half wild and wholly beautiful.’—New York Times
Poison for Breakfast by
‘Poison for Breakfast is a book to savour. Every sentence is perfectly balanced to surprise, delight, intrigue and, yes, bewilder the reader. A book about impending death which captures the simple, but profound, joys of being alive. I am a long-time Lemony Snicket fan and this is his best yet.’—Sarah Hagger-Holt, author of Nothing Ever Happens Here
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