Interviews

Mitali Mukherjee’s chilling and unputdownable new book Crypto Crimes traces the murky underbelly of the crypto world and its mercurial spread across India-from the interiors of Uttar Pradesh, where crypto accounts are looted at gunpoint to quick black to white, switches for money in Bihar to the lure of drugs

Written over eight years, Shubnum Khan’s sprawling and evocative novel The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years is an ode to love and belonging, and finding home in an alien world. Endlessly playful and richly imaginative, this vibrant debut delves into the transformative powers of memory and grief as it explores

Sanskrit has too often been regarded as the sacred language of the gods, yet it is love that has been the overwhelming obsession of Sanskrit writers for over 3,000 years. How to Love in Sanskrit is an invitation to Sanskrit love poetry, bringing together verses and short prose pieces by celebrated writers

In When Fairyland Lost its Magic, award-winning author-illustrator duo Bijal Vachharajani and Rajiv Eipe conjure up magic in a retelling of beloved fairy tales, with a climatic twist and a sprinkle of fairy dust. Achoo! In conversation with HarperBroadcast, Bijal Vachharajani talks about her hilarious yet profound new book, When

Fire on the Ganges is the first attempt to chronicle the everyday realities of the Doms. It plunges into Banaras’s historical past, while narrowing its lens to a few spirited characters from the Dom community. Through their tales of struggle and survival, loss and ambition, betrayal and love, it tells the