The Homecoming
'I wonder how the fabric of my life came apart so quickly. It was a rich fabric, something I'd taken great pains and over three decades to weave. We might each recover individually, ...

Once Upon a Time in Aparanta
Goa is Aparanta of old-the Land at the Horizon. The tale of Dino Dantas, protestor and self-appointed guardian of Aparanta, and his innkeeper cousin Antonio begins here, in the sleepy ...

1434: The Year a Chinese Fleet Sailed to Italy and Ignited the Renaissance
In his bestselling book 1421: The Year China Discovered the World, Gavin Menzies presented controversial and compelling evidence that Chinese fleets beat Columbus, Cook and Magellan ...

Marrying Anita
You are a single woman in your thirties, fed up with the singles scene. You are tired of singles dinner parties, and exhausted by phone calls, e-profiles, and forced dinner conversation. ...

Breaking Dawn
Twilight tempted the imagination . . . New Moon made readers thirsty for more . . . Eclipse turned the saga into a worldwide phenomenon . . . And now - the book that everyone has been ...

Last Dragon Dance
On a hot summer day in 1942, sitting outside her shoe shop in Bentinck Street, a mother fixes her six-year-old daughter's marriage to her neighbour's son. A widow converts a part of ...

I Witness: Partial Observations
I Witness is Kapil Sibal's first venture into the literary sphere, a refreshing digression from his pragmatic and prosaic world of administration and policy-making. Mostly in rhyme, ...

The Paradise Trail
A witty, wildly funny, poignant and, at times, tragic novel about the passing of an age where nothing seems to matter until the hard, cruel world comes knocking at the door. It's 1971, ...

Italian Khana
Want to cook Italian food but terrified by the complicated recipes?Exasperated because you can't find the right ingredients? Wish you could eat chilli with your pasta? Ritu Dalmia, ...

Weed
'All right, I will share my deepest, darkest secret. I loved my father, like , sons love their fathers, I loved mine too. And aren't sons forever following in their father's footsteps? ...