Fiction
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Women in Translation Month: Travel the world with 12 books written – and translated – by women
Sayari Debnath
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Women in Translation Month: Fiction by ten women authors from Latin America to read in English
Sayari Debnath
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‘Unspoken’: A fictionalised examination of the moral framework of what infidelity might mean
Diya Isha
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This book of short stories explores modern lives with twists in the tales
Yashraj Goswami
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‘The Book Of Vows’: This retelling of the Mahabharata is aimed at today’s readers
Amit Majmudar
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Fiction: The marriage of Siddhartha Gautama and how it crumbled in his quest for spirituality
Shyam Selvadurai
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For young adult readers: An adventure-packed reimagination of the legendary sailor Sinbad
Kevin Missal
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Fiction: A boy feels at home in a travelling theatre, but will his family accept him for who he is?
Shastri Akella
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Fiction: What do you cook when your son invites an American friend home for lunch?
Nishanth Injam
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For young readers: Dhara runs the first elections at her school. Will things go according to plan?
Varsha Seshan
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Women in Translation Month: 12 women writers to read in translation from 12 European languages
Sayari Debnath
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‘Didi’: A 1915 novel about widowhood and polygamy deftly portrays the tragedies of womanhood
Veeksha Vagmita
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‘Brotherless Night’: A powerful novel about waiting and resisting during Sri Lanka’s civil war
Saloni Sharma
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Fiction: Sammi’s life is upturned when her husband is called to fight in the Second World War
Simrita Dhir
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This novel is a retelling of 16th-century Sufi mystic and poet Shah Hussain’s eccentric life
Sarbpreet Singh
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Children’s fiction: A girl dislikes her new ‘outsider’ classmate. Can music bring them together?
Nandita da Cunha
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‘Azadi’: In Chaman Nahal’s 1975 novel, the reality of the Partition dawns, and lives are destroyed
Chaman Nahal
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Women in Translation Month: Novels and short stories by women writers from ten Asian languages
Sayari Debnath
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‘Weasels in the Attic’: What if men felt as insecure as women about infertility and ageing?
Sayari Debnath
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‘The East Indian’: This novel about an Indian indentured labourer has more scale than depth
Shubhangi Tiwari