She may have been typecast as the “Tragedy Queen”…but there is much more to her. A new book of Meena Kumari’s poetry, translated by Noorul Hasan shows that she wielded the pen with as much élan!
The surge in design and innovation has not escaped the book printing industry. With numerous new releases every day, an interesting book cover is a powerful differentiator.
Duckbill’s new hOle book, When Jiya met Urmila by Shabnam Minwalla tells a humorous episode born out of an apparently unlikely friendship. The nuanced book, meant for younger readers subtly touches upon the theme of social class differences.
“Don't be a sellout!” says Author Vikram Bhatti in his book, The Sellout Nation, a resolutely smart, sharp and wicked satire on the evils of globalisation.
Raaj Grover’s The Legends of Bollywood is a memoir about some heartfelt, some spicy and some unbelievable tales from the world that is called Bollywood! A fun ride right into some Bollywood nostalgia!
I Like Art: Renaissance by Margaux Stanitsas is a basic and simple art history book for kids, perfect for preliminary introduction of the Renaissance period.
They are there to guide you to discover your innate sense of style. Open a new chapter of your style files with one of these exceptional guides…
Aditi Krishnakumar’s The Magicians of Madh enriches the genre of fantasy fiction for middle grade readers and young adults, combining a gripping tale with loads of humour!
We often feel like running away into the arms of nature from our humdrum urban existence. Creating Sanctuary shows us that this natural haven can well exist in our own backyard!
Sarang Mahajan’s Luwan of Brida is the first novel set in Inkredia, an original fantasy universe. Luwan of Brida is the first book set in this magical land.