What sets Bandaged Moments apart from other anthologies on similar themes is its refusal to simplify. The stories do not offer easy redemptions or tidy resolutions.
There’s a Ghost in My Room is a gripping memoir that blends the ordinary with the extraordinary, chronicling the real-life supernatural encounters of Sanjoy K Roy.
Neera Kashyap’s new short story collection probes the unseen wounds of families and communities, offering stories of pain, resilience, and the faint, persistent shimmer of hope.
Romila Thapar, Kumkum Roy, and Preeti Gulati reflect on how feminism reshaped the study of Ancient India.
Readers will find in its pages a mingling of wonder and inquiry, as the author attempts to capture the mystery of Himalayan life beyond the reach of the plains.
An unlikely duo, a nun and a hotelier unite to solve a Delhi murder in Paul Waters' Murder in Moonlit Square.
Lopa Ghosh’s debut blends vivid metaphor, historical echoes, and a child’s fractured world in Delhi.
A quirky murder mystery steeped in Bengali nostalgia, The Scratch and Sniff Chronicles follows sommelier-sleuth Ollie as she sniffs out secrets in a crumbling ancestral home.
A cross-genre tale of resilience and reform, where “bad girls” of colonial Bengal defied tradition to claim education and identity.
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