Maggie O’Farrell’s “The Marriage Portrait”

31 01 , 2023 No Comments
…all of a sudden, in this unfamiliar room, something descends upon her. It has the quality of a vision but it is frailer than that,
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Aleksander Hemon’s “The World and All That It Holds”

30 01 , 2023 No Comments
My Padri Avram used to say that Heaven is a revolving wheel, Pinto said. Even if you never move from your place, everything around you
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Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan’s school visit, 27 Jan 2023

29 01 , 2023 No Comments
On 27 Jan 2023, Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan visited my daughter’s school. It was an author interaction organised for eighth graders. Apparently, the conversation revolved around
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NBT Publishing Course, 28 Jan 2023

28 01 , 2023 No Comments
Today, I delivered to two lectures at the National Book Trust, India Publishing Course. NBT is under the Union Ministry of Education. It was established
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Buku Sarkar, “Not Quite a Disaster After All”

26 01 , 2023 No Comments
Buku Sarkar‘s Not Quite a Disaster After All ( HarperCollins India) is a collection of six interlinked stories or six vignettes, if you will. The
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Mariana Enriquez’s “Our Share of the Night”, translated by Megan McDowell

24 01 , 2023 No Comments
[ I posted this on Facebook on 20 Sept 2022] Our Share of Night is an extraordinary book by Mariana Enriquez. It is partially set
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Hernan Diaz “Trust”

24 01 , 2023 No Comments
[I wrote this post on Facebook on 4 July 2022] Hernan Diaz’s novel Trust is being discussed a lot these days especially since Kate Winslet
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Katherine May’s “Enchantment”

24 01 , 2023 No Comments
The bestselling author of Wintering, Katherine May has written an exquisite meditation on living through the pandemic and emerging on the other side, in a
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#menstruationparty in “Mad Honey” by Jodi Picoult

24 01 , 2023 No Comments
<Incredible to see this in a storybook! This part is an Indian origin American teenager talking to her American teenager friend. Via Farah Ahamed >
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Bret Easton Ellis “The Shards”

23 01 , 2023 No Comments
AIS received: A sensational new novel from the best-selling author of Less Than Zero and American Psycho that tracks a group of privileged Los Angeles
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