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The 2024 AutHer Award Winners

The 2024 AutHer Award Winners

The Women AutHer Awards, presented by JK Paper and The Times of India, celebrate the best of literature from Indian women authors. Awarded in categories like fiction, nonfiction, children’s literature
Author Interview: We Have Always Had an Over-Dependence on Hindi Cinema in What We Call Indian Cinema, Says Amitava Nag

Author Interview: We Have Always Had an Over-Dependence on Hindi Cinema in What We Call Indian Cinema, Says Amitava Nag

Celebrating the golden age of Bengali Cinema, independent film critic and academic Amitava Nag’s insightful release, The Cinema of Tapan Sinha: An Introduction offers readers an essential gateway into the
6 Books That Explore India From Unique Vantage Points

6 Books That Explore India From Unique Vantage Points

India’s rich tapestry unfolds beyond the usual tales of emperors and battles. This exploration delves into unique historical vantage points, from the unsung Jewish community of Kerala to the roar
8 Alternate Histories That Take Curious Journeys Through World History

8 Alternate Histories That Take Curious Journeys Through World History

Tired of reading history as a list of dates and battles? This curated selection offers a fresh perspective! Embark on a captivating journey through time, with books that take curious journeys
7 Books On Books And All Things Books!

7 Books On Books And All Things Books!

Dive deep into the wonderful whimsical world of books with this masterfully curated selection! Explore titles that delve into the art of crafting the perfect book, from captivating covers to
A Trip to Malgudi: 4 Books to Explore the Enchantment of R.K. Narayan Books

A Trip to Malgudi: 4 Books to Explore the Enchantment of R.K. Narayan Books

If you have ever craved to escape into the world of the familiar and fantastical, look no more, for the literary giant, R.K. Narayan, and his books transport you to
5 Books That Trace Indian History Through The Written Word

5 Books That Trace Indian History Through The Written Word

With a mix of both fiction and non-fiction titles, our second instalment of ‘Alternate Histories’ takes us through India’s many bygone eras, tracing its past through the legends, accounts and
5 Books That Write The History Of The World In Water

5 Books That Write The History Of The World In Water

History is composed of narratives. It is a body of retrospective views that launch back into time from curious vantage points. And so, in an attempt to broaden our understanding
11 Roar-some Dinosaur Books That Every Child Must Read

11 Roar-some Dinosaur Books That Every Child Must Read

Calling on all the dino-enthusiasts! Dig in and get ready to discover the prehistoric giants with these top-notch dinosaur books. Whether your little one wants to be a paleontologist or
8 Must-Read Books by Stephen Hawking On His Death Anniversary

8 Must-Read Books by Stephen Hawking On His Death Anniversary

In the wake of Stephen Hawking’s death anniversary, the cosmos seems to pause, as if holding its breath in remembrance of one of its most brilliant explorers. Michael Moloney, CEO
7 Short Histories About Just About Everything

7 Short Histories About Just About Everything

Picture this: You’re sitting under the night sky, gazing up at the stars, pondering the mysteries of the universe. It’s moments like these that make you wonder about the grand
4 Beautiful Editions of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz We Can’t Stop Talking About

4 Beautiful Editions of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz We Can’t Stop Talking About

Buckle up, buttercup, for we are going to the world of Oz! Frank Baum’s classic adventure, “The Wizard of Oz,” whisks the readers into a magical land by the clicking
5 Books to Remember Jack Kerouac On His Birthday

5 Books to Remember Jack Kerouac On His Birthday

“I saw that my life was a vast glowing empty page and I could do anything I wanted.” -Jack Kerouac In the dimly lit cafes of Greenwich Village and the
Book Review: The Poisoner of Bengal by Dan Morrison is a Tale of Sibling Rivalry, Greed and Murder

Book Review: The Poisoner of Bengal by Dan Morrison is a Tale of Sibling Rivalry, Greed and Murder

February 1934. British India. Calcutta—until recently the seat of government for the vast empire stretching from the plains of Afghanistan to the Burma frontier—is scandalized by news of a sensational
Author Interview: Plagues Had a Huge Impact on our Society, Says Julia Hauser

Author Interview: Plagues Had a Huge Impact on our Society, Says Julia Hauser

Plagues have impacted and moulded our societies in more ways than one. So much so that some of the best literature and art that we have came about because of
9 Books To Remember Terry Pratchett by on His Death Anniversary

9 Books To Remember Terry Pratchett by on His Death Anniversary

As fans around the world prepare to honour the memory of Sir Terry Pratchett on the anniversary of his passing, we reflect on the profound impact this literary giant has
8 Editions of Alice In Wonderland That Every Child Should Have In Their Collection

8 Editions of Alice In Wonderland That Every Child Should Have In Their Collection

Imagine a cake that can make you grow to the size of a house and a drink that can shrink you to the size of an ant. Imagine a cat
7 Books That Changed History. How Many Have You Read?

7 Books That Changed History. How Many Have You Read?

Throughout history, there have been books that have not only shaped our beliefs but have also left an indelible impact on society and culture, sometimes even sparking revolutions. These books
6 Alistair MacLean Books That Will Take You On Thrilling Adventures

6 Alistair MacLean Books That Will Take You On Thrilling Adventures

With prose as sharp as a dagger, Alistair MacLean had a unique talent for crafting lean, propulsive narratives that kept readers on the edge of their seats. Each sentence was
6 Books By Charles Bukowski That You Must Read On his 30th Death Anniversary

6 Books By Charles Bukowski That You Must Read On his 30th Death Anniversary

In my work as a writer, I only photograph what I see. – Charles Bukowski He loses all his bar fights, loses out on most of his gambles, all his
7 Beautiful Poetry Collections Celebrating Carol Ann Duffy

7 Beautiful Poetry Collections Celebrating Carol Ann Duffy

Carol Ann Duffy, a Scottish-born poet, broke barriers as the first woman, the first openly LGBTQ person, and the first Scot to be Britain’s Poet Laureate. Her poems tackle themes