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How readers—and writers—are finding their book tribe
Independence Day long weekend: 5 book recommendations for the 5 days
The Shortest History of Sex review: A new book on sex that will charm your pants off
Why we all should be reading more crime fiction
Book review: A Maharashtrian murder mystery based on real events
'Mysteries are being told in voices of people who don't fit stock image of Hollywood police detective'
Book review: Vauhini Vara's This Is Salvaged | Outstanding collection of short stories about American life
Gurcharan Das: I settled for a modest, natural meaning of moksha - another sort of freedom
Women in the Wild book review: A celebration of the journeys of Indian women wildlife biologists
Beasts of England review: Ingenious update of George Orwell’s Animal Farm for our times
Book excerpts: 8 books longlisted for the 2023 Booker Prize
Book review of 2023 Booker-longlisted Prophet Song by Paul Lynch: Love in a time of dystopia
Book excerpt: The Shortest History of War by Gwynne Dyer | Why humans fight wars
Pakistan’s deep state is at the centre of The Bomb, the Bank, the Mullah and the Poppies: A review
Book review: KR Meera's Assassin hooks you with many questions, no straight answers
How novelists deal with the present
Book excerpt: In How Prime Ministers Decide, what India's most controversial PM yet remembered in his final days
LOTR turns 69: Book nerds reveal which character is closest to their personality
69 years of LOTR Book 1 | Why we're still reading The Hobbit and Fellowship of The Ring in 2023
Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi’s engrossing debut novel revolves around issues of translation and cultural appropriation
Puzzles, truths and more reasons to re-read Alice in Wonderland as a grown-up
This International Booker 2023 shortlisted novel foreshadowed the violent protests in France
Book review: The Wind Knows My Name is another triumph from bestselling author Isabel Allende
Maugham, Mayhem and Murder in Colonial Penang
Why Satyajit Ray's Feluda stories are still so much fun to read

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What To Read

How readers—and writers—are finding their book tribe

Independence Day long weekend: 5 book recommendations for the 5 days

The Shortest History of Sex review: A new book on sex that will charm your pants off

Why we all should be reading more crime fiction

Book review: A Maharashtrian murder mystery based on real events

'Mysteries are being told in voices of people who don't fit stock image of Hollywood police detective'

Book review: Vauhini Vara's This Is Salvaged | Outstanding collection of short stories about American life

Gurcharan Das: I settled for a modest, natural meaning of moksha - another sort of freedom

Women in the Wild book review: A celebration of the journeys of Indian women wildlife biologists

Beasts of England review: Ingenious update of George Orwell’s Animal Farm for our times

Book excerpts: 8 books longlisted for the 2023 Booker Prize

Book review of 2023 Booker-longlisted Prophet Song by Paul Lynch: Love in a time of dystopia

Book excerpt: The Shortest History of War by Gwynne Dyer | Why humans fight wars

Pakistan’s deep state is at the centre of The Bomb, the Bank, the Mullah and the Poppies: A review

Book review: KR Meera's Assassin hooks you with many questions, no straight answers

How novelists deal with the present

Book excerpt: In How Prime Ministers Decide, what India's most controversial PM yet remembered in his final days

LOTR turns 69: Book nerds reveal which character is closest to their personality

69 years of LOTR Book 1 | Why we're still reading The Hobbit and Fellowship of The Ring in 2023

Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi’s engrossing debut novel revolves around issues of translation and cultural appropriation

Puzzles, truths and more reasons to re-read Alice in Wonderland as a grown-up

This International Booker 2023 shortlisted novel foreshadowed the violent protests in France

Book review: The Wind Knows My Name is another triumph from bestselling author Isabel Allende

Maugham, Mayhem and Murder in Colonial Penang

Why Satyajit Ray's Feluda stories are still so much fun to read