Book Review

‘One and Three Quarters’: A survival tale of a village boy told with wit, irony and a touch of magic

The language used in the novel by Shrikant Bojewar, translated by Vikrant Pande, is as colourful as the characters it portrays.

Pranvi Khare
· 7 hours ago
‘The Death of a Sarus Crane’: Ambai’s detective stories excavate the murky depth of human behaviour

Ambai’s refusal to provide closure, in contravention of the set rules of the genre, is one of the ways in which she re-invents the form.

Saloni Sharma
· 12 hours ago
‘Shrink’ by Rachel M Thomas: A compelling graphic novel about navigating fatphobia as a young woman

What does it mean to exist as a fat person in a hugely fatphobic society?

Rosie Nelson, The Conversation
· Dec 25, 2024 · 08:30 pm

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