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Best of non-fiction

The Best Foreign Fiction & Non-fiction We Published in February

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  1.We Must Be Brave by Frances Liardet December, 1940. As German bombs fall on Southampton, the city’s residents flee to the surrounding villages. In Upton village, amid the chaos, newly-married Ellen Parr finds a girl sleeping, unclaimed at the back of an empty bus. Five-year-old Pamela, it seems, is

Indian Preview: Our Top New Releases from November

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Don’t Tell the Governor by Ravi Subramanian On 8 November, when the clock strikes 12, your money will be no good. Somewhere on the India-Nepal Border, a car full of passengers swerves off a highway and plunges into a valley, its trunk full of cash. In the UK, a Bollywood

HarperCollins India to publish Free Hit: The Story of Women’s Cricket In India by Suprita Das

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On the occasion of the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 HarperCollins India is proud to announce a very special book Free Hit The Story of Women’s Cricket In India by Suprita Das Releasing early December 2018     The first comprehensive narrative history of women’s cricket in India authored by award-winning

HarperCollins India presents Nightmarch: A Journey Into India’s Naxal Heartlands by Alpa Shah

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presents an unputdownable, deeply researched analysis of the Naxal movement in India Nightmarch: A Journey Into India’s Naxal Heartlands by Alpa Shah   In 2010, a Naxal platoon set out on a seven-night march across 250 kilometres through Bihar and Jharkhand. Among them was Alpa, an anthropology professor – the

Listen: How Cultivating the Audiobook Habit Helped Me Read More

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If you’re someone who claims to not have enough time to read books, you probably have distractions to eliminate in your constant battle for more and more ‘me time’: Email. Cellphones. WhatsApp. Facebook. Netflix. The time has come to accept it: ‘Me time’ is the new oil. As our lives