fiction
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Did the Clintons, Bill and Hillary, actually write the novels that credit them as co-authors?
James O'Sullivan, The Conversation
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‘Identitti’: This German novel incoherently interrogates the desi identity crisis in Europe
Shubhangi Tiwari
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Indian writers abroad: Chaitali Sen examines migration, power, longing in her new short stories
Chaitali Sen
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Children’s fiction: Can Meenakshi and Kalban prevent a war between the Realms?
Aditi Krishnakumar
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This coming-of-age story about a group of friends is an ode to growing up and embracing adulthood
Satwik Gade
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A piece of gold ornament goes missing. Will Nisha, Madurai’s youngest detective, be able to find it?
CG Salamander
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New year, new books: Eight new novels and short fiction collections to read in January
Sayari Debnath
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Children’s fiction: How will Noorie come to terms with her family and friendships falling apart?
Zainab Sulaiman
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For young readers: A new book brings together stories of animals and birds from Indian mythology
Reeja Radhakrishnan
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New in horror: In an apocalyptic battle between good and evil, a young girl fights for her causes
Richa Lakhera
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The remote village of Perumpadi is a land of sins and secrets. This novel is the story of its people
Vinoy Thomas
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‘Independence’: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s limpid prose effortlessly evokes lessons from the past
Veeksha Vagmita
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‘Black River’: A genre-defying novel covertly raises questions of sociological, ecological decay
Saloni Sharma
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For young readers: A classic Assamese children’s novel about a dog gets an English translation
Arupa Patangia Kalita
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A group of young friends and their pet elephant meet Prince Jahangir as a boy in this new book
Shruti Garodia Archana Garodia Gupta
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‘Vacancy’: Ratnakar Matkari’s story is part of a new anthology of Marathi short fiction
Ratnakar Matkari
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Fiction: In her final days, an elderly woman remembers lifelong horrors of misogyny and nationalism
Ranbir Sidhu
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‘The Book of Everlasting Things’: A novel that is gained in imagination, squandered by the prose
Shubhangi Tiwari
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‘Through a Looking Glass’: These short stories paint true pictures of the fates of women in India
Shyamala A Narayan
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‘Age of Vice’: Nothing good happens in this novel of power and corruption, and that’s a good thing
Sahana Hegde