Brilliantly comic and almost unbearably moving, Jerry Pinto's Em and the Big Hoom is one of the m...

DescriptionBound by the need for breathWe lie on beds of foaming rubber.But the room is filled wi...

DescriptionI want a poem like thick tropical rain.Dense green spatter of syllablesDrumbeat conson...

The Ant Who Swallowed the Sun

A superb first book of poetry for children by award-winning author Jerry Pinto.Why is the hamster...

This translation first published: New Delhi, India: Hamish Hamilton, 2013.

'A richly detailed and intimate history of an extraordinary life and an extraordinary city, full ...

‘This is an inspiring book by an inspiring man and deserves to be widely read…A must-read ...

The devastatingly original debut novel from a winner of the 2016 Windham-Campbell Prize for Ficti...

Watch out as mischiefs and mischief-makers of all shapes and sizes come tumbling out in this hila...

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Now a byword in the art world, the story of Gallery Chemould begins inthe 1940s when Kekoo Gandhy...

DeScriPtionFew countries celebrate religious and cultural festivals with greater passion, imagina...

A paying guest seems like a win-win proposition to the Joshi family. He's ready with the rent, he...

It is now well over three decades since the Hindi-film heroine drove the vampinto extinction, and...

Behold! The Word is God contains a selection of 51 abhangas (devotional poems)from celebrated Bha...

'Few countries celebrate religious and cultural festivals with greater passion, imagination, and ...

'You cannot catch a city in words. You cannot catch a city at all,' write the editorsof this anth...

Abandoned soon after birth, Narayan Gangaram Surve (1926-2010) wasbrought up by mill workers, but...

In a sleepy village in Goa, a child grows up in a house whose windows arenever opened. The door i...

Compelling and personal essays that underscore the importance of inclusive storytelling in unders...

A Good Life

Now a byword in the art world, the story of Gallery Chemould begins in the 1940s when Kekoo Gandh...