A Curious Career is a delightful memoir by British journalist Lynn Barber, who made a long career out of being…
Co-founder Ed Catmull puts down the journey of the American animation studio, making it a must-read for every creative being…
Irwin Allan Sealy?s new book, which he calls an almanac, allows us more than a peek into his home?and life?in…
Servants of the Goddess fascinates, and shocks, with stories of devadasis in India and the incredible journey the women embark…
Positivity in the midst of suffering?it?s possible, and a 16-year-old shows the way
Believable characters, who are vocal but yet have a lot more to say…
Gaddafi?s Harem gives voice to one of the most marginalised sections of Libyan society, its women, who were routinely enslaved…
In Mirrored Mind, Vikram Chandra explores the connections between the seemingly dissimilar worlds of art and technology
Coolie Woman sheds new light on indentured labourers, who were forced to migrate from India in the 19th century
The Siege focuses on Taj Palace, which was under fire for 68 hours, taking the reader through what it was…
In I Am Malala, the young campaigner of girls? education from Pakistan?s remote Swat valley tells a story that is…
In Bollywood Nation, Vamsee Juluri traces the evolution of the Indian film industry
A Home in Tibet gives us a glimpse of remote Tibet and how the Chinese presence is changing its people?s…
The Mirror of Beauty brings alive a bygone era through the world of the free-spirited Wazir Khanam, mother of the…
Juliet Reynolds? book is an incredible and brutally honest account of how an autistic child changed lives, a marriage and…
