A tender, haunting and lyrical memoir of going back to one’s roots, says Sumana Mukherjee in The Mint In The Lunchbox,...
Reviews
Reviews
At Last, an English Translation of “The Plum in the Golden Vase”: LARB We live at a time of globalization,...
Suneetha Balakrishnan reviews the novel Trade Winds of Meluha by Vasant Davé The period of the novel Trade Winds of...
For all the slang and swagger, this bold new version of the Hindu epic keeps its moral core intact, says...
John Butler reviews American Stories by Nagai Kafu in ARBIn 1903 a twenty-three year old Japanese writer named Nagai Kafu took...
Sanjay Sipahimalani reviews Gandhi's Printing Press by Isabel Hofmeyr in The Sunday Guardian On a winter's day in 1904, four wagons, each...
Pam Norfolk reviews The White Pearl by Kate Furnivall From the author of the best-selling The Russian Concubine comes another sweeping,...
Review of The Thistle and the Drone: How America’s War on Terror Became a Global War on Tribal Islam by Akbar...
LARB offers two reviews of Lahiri's novel The Lowland is a breathtaking achievement, taking into account four generations and almost 70...
Vanity Bagh is a delightful exploration of small-town India, with religious skirmishes, politics and cricket, says Suneetha Balakrishnan in The...
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