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Shree Thaarshini Sriraman
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‘Tomb of Sand’: Geetanjali Shree’s novel may be the most original and undefinable work of our times
In Daisy Rockwell’s virtuoso translation, this Hindi novel has been shortlisted for the International Booker Prize.
Shree Thaarshini Sriraman & Vighnesh Hampapura
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Salma’s women dream of many things in this novel, but we cannot grasp the dreamers
For a novel that seeks to focus on its characters, ‘Women, Dreaming’ offers little beyond skeletal structures of them.
Shree Thaarshini Sriraman
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Moustache: This magical, playful novel features people made not of flesh and blood, but of stories
S Hareesh’s debut novel, translated from the Malayalam by Jayasree Kalathil, is a flowing journey with many detours and no central narrative thread.
Shree Thaarshini Sriraman
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After losing Maharashtra, Shiv Sena tries hard to hold on to India’s richest civic body
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The travelogue of an Indian maharaja who disliked China and loved Japan
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Podcast: Ramachandra Guha on why Indians are so good at writing uncritical hagiographies
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‘The Silence of the Hyena’: Syed Muhammad Ashraf’s stories are animal fiction with a big difference
Most of the stories cleverly focus on the interactions between humans and animals.
Shree Thaarshini Sriraman
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Who gets to make the choices that affect an individual’s life? This novel asks this crucial question
Guruprasad Kaginele’s novel ‘Hijab’ is set amidst a community of Indian doctors and African patients in the USA.
Shree Thaarshini Sriraman