Tag: books
The Line of Mercy by Tarun J Tejpal to be published...
The Line of Mercy is an epic – and utterly original – addition to the universal literature of crime and punishment.
This Dalit History Month, Penguin is proud to release Vultures by...
Based on the blood-curdling murder of a Dalit boy by Rajput landlords in Kodaram village in 1964, Vultures portrays a feudal society structured around caste-based relations and social segregation, in which Dalit lives and livelihoods are torn to pieces by upper-caste vultures.
Book Review: My Father’s Girlfriend
One day, your father wakes up from sleep and asks you to help him find his yesteryear girlfriend. Now, what would you do?
Book Review: Disclosure – A Rape Victim’s Resolute Revelation
This book by author Sheo Nath marks the amazing journey of the trial and tribulations of the central women character, a rape victim.
Book Review: G for Gobar by Sagar Mavani
His office friends Anish and Gaurav, finding that ‘Gobar’ - cow dung cakes-can pay off his debts and solve all his life problems, ask him to quit his job. Will Satvik quit his survival kit job for some smelly dung cakes? What is so special about them?
Book Review: City of Incident by Annie Zaidi
The City of Incident tells the story of six women and six men, each of them struggling to keep their balance in a metropolis that affords them little power, little hope, and little chance of redemption.
