Fiction
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History reimagined: Condemned as a drunken wastrel, what was Bahadur Shah of Gujarat really like?
Kalpish Ratna
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Children’s fiction: Three friends (and a dog) crack a case of an antiquity smuggling racket
Mallika Ravikumar
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Italy’s far-right claim ‘The Lord of the Rings’ – but they’ve misread JRR Tolkien’s message
Tom Emanuel, The Conversation
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Fiction: Tales about gambles, betrayals, and plots of fierce and ferocious rulers of ancient India
SV Iyer
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Alternative reality: Man wakes up in desert town and is drawn into a plan to kidnap a billionaire
Rajat Chaudhuri
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Fiction: Puja and Arush are separated by continents and time zones. Will their love survive?
Preeti Shenoy
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Fiction: A British man and Indian woman’s marriage is affected by their nations’ turbulent histories
Achala Moulik
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Children’s fiction: When Mini and her new friend try to go cracker-free at Diwali
Nandini Nayar
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For whom the bell tolls: tales of murder and madness on the fictional Gokumon Island
Saptak Choudhury
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‘The Sea Elephants’: A young boy who is often made to feel alone finds his own skin in costumes
Sonal Dugar
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‘Hurda’ interrogates circumstances that make misogynistic tragedies possible, and forgotten
Shubhangi Tiwari
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Fiction: A lawyer has fun with the law while helping clients through dire straits
Shishir Vayttaden
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Manju Kapur’s new novel explores sexual freedom and art through the lives of two families
Manju Kapur
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Fiction: A young poet shares all his secrets with a tree. Soon his life will be transformed by love
Srijato Mahargya Chakraborty
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Atta Galatta Bangalore Literature Festival announces its shortlists for 2023 Book Prizes
Scroll Staff
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Short fiction: The unusual friendship between Aziz, who is blind, and Rukmini, who is deaf
Catherine Ann Jones
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Horror fiction: What haunts Usha and Vishal’s home – the supernatural or the past?
Nikesh Murali
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In Anuja Chauhan’s new novel, a jeweller is found dead. Divine curse or murder by a mortal?
Anuja Chauhan
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Fiction: The jovial mongrel, Vurf, has tales to tell about the human family that adopted him
Shashank Gupta
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Fiction: Three sisters vanish on February 14, 2013. Six years later a journalist revisits the case
Atharva Pandit