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    Richard Osman: “Crime as a genre transcends genre”

    books
    Published on Sep 26, 2025 21:44 IST
    Author Richard Osman (Conor O’Leary)

    Review: The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Kiran Desai

    American artist Georgia O'Keeffe (1887 - 1986) stands at an easel outdoors, adjusting a canvas from her 'Pelvis Series- Red With Yellow,' in Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1960. In Desai’s novel, Ilan calls O’Keeffe a phoney. (Tony Vaccaro/Getty Images)
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    Published on Sep 26, 2025 21:38 IST

    Review: Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhathi Roy

    Arundhati Roy giving the keynote address at the 7th Kolkata People's Film Festival at Uttam Mancha in Kolkata on January 23, 2020. (Samir Jana / Hindustan Times)
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    Published on Sep 26, 2025 18:22 IST

    Devoney Looser: “It’s the right time to make the case for Austen’s wild side”

    Author Devoney Looser
    books
    Published on Sep 26, 2025 03:43 IST

    Vietnamese literature: From the classic to the contemporary

    The Bookworm Hanoi, one of the oldest English-language bookstores in the capital of Vietnam. (Arunima Mazumdar)
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    Published on Sep 25, 2025 12:49 IST

    Bialik in translation: Peter Cole and the politics of poetic memory

    A long wagon train of rural Jewish refugees in Rowno (Rivne), northwestern Ukraine. From 1903-1906 pogroms left thousands of Jews dead and caused migration to North America. Hayim Nahman Bialik’s In the City of Slaughter (1904) is a Hebrew poem about the 1903 pogrom in Kishinev, which borders north western Ukraine and is today in Moldova. (Shutterstock)
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    Published on Sep 25, 2025 07:49 IST

    Review: The Eyes of Gaza by Plestia Alaqad

    Death and devastation in Gaza in a picture dated September 16, 2025. (Menahem Kahana/AFP)
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    Updated on Sep 24, 2025 13:50 IST

    Kiran Desai returns to the 2025 Booker shortlist after 19 years with new novel

    Kiran Desai shortlisted for Booker Prize with new novel
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    Published on Sep 24, 2025 12:33 IST

    Six books to read to understand Europe’s hard right

    Representative image.
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    Published on Sep 24, 2025 01:14 IST

    Marina Budhos and Marc Aronson: “Writing together is easy”

    Marc Aronson and Marina Budhos at the Neev Literature Festival in Bengaluru (Courtesy Neev Literature Festival)
    books
    Updated on Sep 23, 2025 15:37 IST

    Review: Selected Poems by Kiriti Sengupta

    “The Bengali in Sengupta erupts again in a light-hearted poem entitled Masala Muri , in which he writes in a nostalgic vein of this snack...” (Shutterstock)
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    Updated on Sep 22, 2025 13:49 IST

    Book Box | Other people's lives: The ethics of the tell-all

    As I read these books and discuss them with friends and book clubbers, one question keeps coming up - is it okay to tell other people's stories?
    books
    Published on Sep 20, 2025 19:46 IST

    HT Picks; New Reads

    This week’s pick of interesting reads includes an account of democracy in South Asia, a prison memoir by a Dalit intellectual, and a classic volume on the life and teachings of Gautama Buddha. (Akash Shrivastava)
    books
    Published on Sep 19, 2025 23:24 IST

    Benjamin Wood: “Creativity has saved me from mental trauma”

    Author Benjamin Wood (Courtesy The Booker Prizes)
    books
    Published on Sep 19, 2025 23:18 IST

    Review: A Teashop in Kamalapura & Other Classic Kannada Stories

    A village in Karnataka (Shutterstock)
    books
    Published on Sep 19, 2025 23:06 IST

    Kiran Desai: “There’s an artistic hunger that lends itself to betrayal”

    Author Kiran Desai (M Sharkey)
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    Published on Sep 19, 2025 22:56 IST

    Review: The Man Who Became Cinema; Dilip Kumar by Ashok Chopra

    Vyjayanthimala and Dilip Kumar in Gunga Jamuna (1961). (HT Photo)
    books
    Updated on Sep 19, 2025 11:11 IST

    Book review: Khushboo Patani pays an ode to the female spirit in her letters

    Wellness expert and former Army Major Khushboo Patani has come up with her new book, Letters From The Womb.
    htcity delhi junction
    Published on Sep 19, 2025 06:12 IST

    Roxy Mathew Koll: “India is a hotbed for climate change”

    Climate scientist Roxy Mathew Koll (Courtesy Kerala Literature Festival)
    books
    Published on Sep 18, 2025 17:39 IST

    Review: Good Girl by Aria Aber

    A techno club in Berlin (Shutterstock)
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    Published on Sep 18, 2025 07:50 IST

    Arundhati Ghosh: “No love is easy — you just choose your kind of hardship”

    Author Arundhati Ghosh (Courtesy the subject)
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    Updated on Sep 17, 2025 17:22 IST

    Review: Is a River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane

    A breathtaking aerial view of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador. (Shutterstock)
    books
    Updated on Sep 16, 2025 18:51 IST

    Shloka Shankar: “Nothing is more fulfilling than being a literary midwife”

    Shloka Shankar of Yavanika Press (Courtesy the subject)
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    Updated on Sep 15, 2025 19:03 IST

    HT Picks; New Reads

    This weeks’ pick of interesting reads includes the story of one man’s journey from the margins to the mainstream, a book of portraits of eminent personalities, and a collection of pictures of Delhi from the DAG collection. (Monica Gupta)
    books
    Published on Sep 12, 2025 22:00 IST

    Yuki Tejima: “I miss talking about the books I’m not translating”

    Translator Yuki Tejima (Courtesy the subject)
    books
    Published on Sep 12, 2025 21:56 IST

    Review: The Extraordinary Life of Max Bulandi by Sidharth Singh

    1970s Indian psychedelic rock band, Atomic Forest (HT Archives)
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    Published on Sep 12, 2025 21:52 IST

    Review: Nautch Boy by Manish Gaekwad

    Meena Kumari in Pakeezah. “The music and film actors strewn along the narrative... aren’t throwaway references; they’re lifelines connecting mother and son. Sridevi, Meena Kumari, Sonu Nigam, and Shah Rukh Khan all play their parts; indeed, each animates the duo’s imagination as much as their professional and personal lives.” (Film still)
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    Published on Sep 12, 2025 21:44 IST

    Book Review | Dear Alyne tries to be exposé but ends up ‘textspeak confessional’

    Cover of the book, Dear Alyne: My Years as a Married Virgin.
    htcity delhi junction
    Published on Sep 12, 2025 14:44 IST

    Review: Yaadgah; Memories of Srinagar by Arshi Javaid

    Shopping at Lal Chowk in Srinagar (Abid Bhat/ Hindustan Times)
    books
    Updated on Sep 12, 2025 06:41 IST

    Pushkar Sunil Mahabal: “Envy can be a pretty decent creative trigger”

    Director and screenwriter Pushkar Sunil Mahabal (Courtesy the subject)
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    Published on Sep 11, 2025 09:25 IST
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