Book Review: ‘The School Gate Kidnapping’ by Kiran Manral
Prolific writer Kiran Manral’s "The School Gate Kidnapping" is a delightful and entertaining crime novel that blends mystery, humour, and adventure with great flair.
Book Review: ‘Open to Work’ by Ryan Roslansky and Aneesh Raman
Overall, "Open to Work" feels like advice from a supportive mentor. The writing is clear, practical, and easy to follow, making the changes brought by AI less intimidating.
Book Review: ‘Boundary Commissions’ by Kala Krishnan
Overall, "Boundary Commissions" is an intimate and beautifully written collection that combines poetry, music, and emotion into a rewarding reading experience for those who enjoy thoughtful and layered poetry.
Book Review: ‘A Room in Bombay’ by Manil Suri
Manil Suri's moving and touching memoir titled "A Room in Bombay" focuses primarily on his relationship with his mother, set against the backdrop of his life in Bombay and his journey as a homosexual Indian immigrant.
Book Review: ’50 Stories’ by Paul Zacharia
Paul Zacharia's "50 Stories" is an intriguing anthology translated from Malayalam and is defined by its deep philosophical research, sarcasm, and magical realism.
Book Excerpt: ‘Drown All the Refugees’ by Tabish Khair
Excerpted with permission from “Drown All the Refugees”, Tabish Khair, and HarperCollins India
