Books
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Ten recent photographs from Nepal that could have been taken any time in the past 100 years
Sujoy Das and Lisa Choegyal
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Opening lines: How to start reading the six novels shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
Scroll Staff
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The man behind Matilda: What Roald Dahl, who would have been 100 today, was really like
Pojana Maneeyingsakul, The Conversation
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Why Cyrus Broacha was forced to write a book on 'ways to make a girl fall for you'
Cyrus Broacha
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Why we must keep trying to deconstruct the troubled genius of David Foster Wallace
Binit Priyaranjan
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Can trees count? How do they know when to shed their leaves?
Peter Wohlleben
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It’s 25 years since ‘A Strange and Sublime Address’ opened the gate to Indian writers in English
Saikat Majumdar
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A salute to you, Shaheed Quaderi (1942-2016), the quintessential poet of Dhaka
Rifat Munim
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A five course banquet of books to eat your way through
Devapriya Roy
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This book is an insider’s view of the games the UN’s Security Council plays
Saikat Datta
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Ramayana reimagined: The novel that sees Surpanakha a happy woman
Volga
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When voyeurism and gender fluidity make fiction stronger than truth about modern relationships
Tharun James Jimani
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Why do the tigers of Sundarbans eat humans when tigers around the world seldom do?
SY Montgomery
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This Tamil novel laid bare the politics and divisiveness of Malayalam literature
Sundara Ramaswamy
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Suketu Mehta has written a new story, and it's a frenetic mixture of memory and desire
Arunava Sinha
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This Partition novel has never been out of print since 1963. It tells why we are where we are
Abdullah Hussein
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This is what life is like when a writer marries a writer
Devapriya Roy
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Many parents won’t read their children scary stories. Perhaps they shouldn’t be blamed
Kiera Vaclavik, The Conversation
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Before Raghuram Rajan, there were other Raghuram Rajans. Or, RBI governors who had to leave
TCA Srinivasa Raghavan
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What the Goldman Sachs people want you to read this autumn
Scroll Staff