fiction
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Romance fiction: Will the budding love between Ana and Luqman survive the double whammy of fate?
Andaleeb Wajid
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‘I wanted to show that mothers are worthy’: Bonnie Garmus, author of ‘Lessons in Chemistry’
Sayari Debnath
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Fiction: A secret job, two men vying for her attention – what will Rosa do as the lies pile up?
Neerja Pawar
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Fiction by actor Manav Kaul: A physical and metaphorical journey to Kashmir to relive the past
Manav Kaul
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Fiction: Pandaram makes his money from the deformed beggars he owns. What’s their world like?
Jeyamohan
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Fiction: Athiya thinks romance is not for her. Then she meets Farhan. Can Athiya resist his charms?
Andaleeb Wajid
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‘We Measure the Earth with our Bodies’: Tsering Yangzom Lama’s novel makes us read exile with hope
Saloni Sharma
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A new book presents short stories of cyber crime based on true events
Ashok Kumar OP Manocha
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Fiction: A schoolteacher and farmers join hands to fight atrocities in Tamil Nadu’s black soil areas
Ponneelan
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Fiction: Anant Kapoor is dead. The police suspect his wife and two others. Who killed Anant? Why?
Vikrant Khanna
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Book one of a new fantasy series: Will Raibhu be able to fulfil his father’s dying wish?
Madhulika Liddle Kannan Iyer
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April fiction: Four novels and two short story collections to read this month
Sayari Debnath
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Fiction: An influencer-mummy is found dead in a lake. What mysteries does her death hide?
Nidhi Raichand
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In a new time-travel novel, Ana travels through time in hopes to heal her inner child
Kiran Manral
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Fiction: Stories by Kannada writer Kodagina Gouramma Gouramma, who wrote of dowry and widowhood
Kodagina Gouramma
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Fiction: The odyssey of an impoverished man at odds with India’s newly-independent status
Aman Singh Maharaj
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Anjana Appachana’s first novel in 20 years: A tender story of love, longing in a Delhi neighbourhood
Anjana Appachana
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A new novel follows a luminous female friendship as two women take on love, life, and patriarchy
R Rajasree
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Science fiction: Two unlikely companions test the habitability of a new world and the future of life
SB Divya
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Gauri Datt’s 1870 book, often considered the first Hindi novel, gets its first English translation
Gauri Datt