Fiction
Bankrupt: Ravi Subramanian: Rs. 299
Set in Mumbai, Coimbatore and Boston, the author creates an impeccably researched world where everyone has a motive to kill.
The Luminaries: Eleanor Catton, Rs. 799
An extraordinary piece of fiction full of narrative, linguistic and psychological pleasures.
Scandal Point: Fahad Samar, Rs. 250
Wicked, sharply observed satire of Bollywood, high society shenanigans and our obsession with celebrity.
Ithaca: David Davidar, Rs. 299
Compelling and thought-provoking novel by one of India’s foremost authors. Itdepicts the exhilarating and surprisingly turbulent world of book publishing.
The Lowland: Vintage, Rs. 499
Shifting among the points of view of a wide range of richly drawn characters, it is at once a page-turner and a work of great beauty and complex emotion.
Non-fiction
Pope Francis: Untying The Knots, Paul Vallely, Rs. 399
A perceptive portrait of a man of whom many have high hopes and expectations.
Past Perfect: Letters To Aditi: Anna Varughese, Rs. 295
Here is that captivating story, full of humour and laughter, of a Kerala childhood packed with family, cousins playing ever ending games, gatherings around tables groaning with food and celebrations of weddings, festivals and ordinary days with equal gusto.
Hitched: The Modern Women And Arranged Marriage: Nandini Krishnan, Rs. 299
Explores in depth the considerations matrimony should involve and the issues that can crop up at different stages of an arranged marriage.
On A Clear Day You Can See India: The Little World Of The District Official In India's North East: Balagopal C., Rs. 299
Glimpse into the intricacies and challenges of governing remote and overlooked areas in the North East.
The Japji And The Rehras: The Morning And Evening Prayers Of The Sikhs: Translated by Khushwant Singh, Rs. 495
Beautifully illustrated, this is a collector's edition for anyone interested not only in the Sikh faith but also in great sacred literature.
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