Unveiling the eerie undercurrents of ordinary lives in Bengal through thirteen unsettling stories
A coming-of-age story in blank verse, 'Spotless' shines a light on body image, friendship, and finding beauty in imperfection – just like the moon
Where Above Average was aware of the ways in which memory fixes itself in time, Unknown City is more interested in how memory frays, distorts and occasionally disappears altogether
A powerful short story collection exploring Assam’s history, tea gardens, folklore, feminism, and belonging from the 1850s to 2000s. A quiet yet incisive portrait of Northeast India’s resilience and loss
Explore Harper Lee's newly discovered short stories and essays in The Land of Sweet Forever (2025). This posthumous collection shows her early writing, themes of social approval, segregation, and connections to To Kill a Mockingbird
What holds the novel together is the author's commitment to restoring almost forgotten women to history.
Milan Vohra's stories veer from tough situations to tender ones with a Chicken Soup for the Soul feel to them.
A wide-ranging essay collection that maps Indian theatre history, politics, pedagogy and intercultural exchange.
The book meticulously brings together archival history, in-depth performance analysis, candid oral histories and auto-ethnography.
In "The Court of the Dead", Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro rework Greek myth through a story of monsters as outsiders, inclusion, and the struggle for belonging in modern fantasy.
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