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He calls it a happy accident. Author Amitava Kumar had already finished work on 'The Blue Book: A Writer's Journal', but had not stopped drawing or keeping a journal.One day, his colleague at Vassar College in the US asked him to visit his ...

From a Hudson Valley-based comedy to gripping mysteries, these are the most anticipated reads of 2024—according to local bookstore owners.

Granta magazine's ten most popular essays posts of the year, with writing by Lauren Oyler, Amitava Kumar and Joanna Biggs.

Contributors and friends of the magazine reflect on what they read in 2023.

The day of December 6 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!

The sixth novel by Chief Editor, The Indian Express, revolves around the contradictions and heartbreaks in today's India and has earned praise for its political urgency and linguistic inventiveness

An excerpt from ‘The Yellow Book: A Traveller’s Diary,’ by Amitava Kumar.

A strange sense of the calm before the storm pervades Teju Cole’s new novel, “Tremor,” which is attuned to vibrations great and small.

“Tremor,” his first novel in over a decade, is set in Massachusetts and Lagos, and came from a desire to capture the last moments of a pre-Covid world.

Rushdie wanted to write about a Pakistan being ruled by “goons and gangsters", but its critiques still resonate worldwide