PREVIEW
Finally, a book that shows parents how to inculcate correct nutritional habits in their children Plus, a love story set in the backdrop of culinary adventures, an absorbing account of an Indian horror film-making empire, and a much awaited account of two leading spiritual figures lead our local frontlist for April. Click here to read more. | | | |
| | Veteran journalist Akshaya Mukul has been making waves for his multiple-award winning book Gita Press and the Making of Hindu India. In a hard-hitting interview with Amrita Tripathi, he discusses the backlash from the right, what he set out to do with this book, and why journalists need to be on guard, not to mention his decision to not accept the Ramnath Goenka award from the Prime Minister. | | PREVIEW
Read this fascinating excerpt from a new book about the makers of Zee Horror Show: The Ramsay brothers In this piece, find out how the Ramsay brothers sourced ghastly masks for villains in films such as Purani Haveli, Bandh Darwaza and others. Click here to read more. | | | INTERNATIONAL PREVIEW
Author Duff McDonald asks: Has Harvard Business School failed at reaching the goals it set for itself? Plus, science, psychology, inspiration and fantasy are some of the genres that lead our eclectic line-up of foreign fiction and non-fiction this month. Click here to read more. | | | LONGREADS
The science of why we’re socially awkward and why that’s awesome In his new book, Awkward, psychologist and interpersonal relationship expert Ty Tashiro unpacks decades of research on human intelligence, personality and sociology to help us better understand this widely shared trait. Click here to read more. | | | INTERVIEW
Meet the author of Three Marketeers, a racy novel every entrepreneur should read In this Q&A, Ajeet Sharma opens up about his new novel, life as a marketing professor, his inspirations and the most iconic branding campaigns that have stayed with him over the years. Click here to read more.
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| | Can algorithms developed for computers be applied by human beings in their own lives, for complex decisions such as finding a spouse or locating a parking spot, or organizing their inbox? Acclaimed author Brian Christian and cognitive scientist Tom Griffiths say they can be, in their new book Algorithms to Live By. Watch this video to know more. | | WELLNESS
Sorry, you can’t fight fat by just going on a diet or gymming The Body Nirvana, a new book by Garima Gupta argues that emotional well-being and self-love are crucial in the weight loss battle. Click here to read more.
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