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Will spent his early twenties secretly blogging about time-travel for an ad agency and ghostwriting for an evil inventor. Now, he restrains himself from responding to strange Craigslist job postings and has donned his beloved ramen hat on a quest…
Delhi SIR: 78.5% of 33 lakh voter roll discrepancy cases resolved, says CEO Sunday book pick: In ‘Agostino’, an adolescent boy is forced to see his mother as a woman Karnataka HC quashes FIR against Arnab Goswami, Amit Malviya for claiming Congress…
The novel combines historical biography with fictional storytelling, moving between destinations including Paris, Egypt and Turkey. Shafak uses the lives of real and imagined women to revisit the world of Flaubert, best known for Madame Bovary, while exploring love, conflict,…
Home » Books » Fiction Books » Romance Books 🕒 Modified on October 18, 2026 Life can change in the space between one heartbeat and the next. In Fatal Instant: The Lies Have Begun, Deivy Garrido places a young man’s fragile health, complicated relationships, and buried…
In this ambitious Czech novel, a detective’s inquiry into an apparent suicide becomes a meditation on violence against women, historical memory, and the possibility of joy. A Contribution to the History of Joy by Radka Denemarková, translated by Julia and…
Bonnie Garmus: A great premise, but the second half falters. Picture: Moya Nolan Bonnie Garmus’s Peck & Peck follows on from debut bestseller Lessons in Chemistry, moving us from a 1960s research institute to the inner workings of a poetry journal in…
My reading week has been all over the place. On the flight from Mumbai to Delhi, I read I Who Have Never Known Men, a dystopian novel that reminded me of The Road. It’s the kind of book you’re desperate…
It Hurts: The Disappearers by Marlon James Guyana Chronicle AT nearly 600 pages, Marlon James’s new novel, The Disappearers (Riverhead, $27.99), matches the ambition of its project. Comparable in scale to his Booker Prize–winning A Brief History of Seven Killings, it…
As is often the case with this author, there are plots within plots, multiple narrators, and equally numerous narrative conceits to this novel.
When my editor asked me to review Meg Mason’s book Sophie, Standing There, she told me she had heard good things about the book. So, my expectations were quite high. When I started reading the book, that bubble of expectations…