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Shadows Revealed by Rohan Monteiro

The much-awaited sequel to Shadows Rising, Book 1 of the Celestial Chronicles. The most unloved celestial in all the three realms is back! Pursued by assassins, a vengeful goddess, a host of angels and mysterious strangers, Akran must now find a way to heal the rift between worlds or risk losing everything that matters.
What are the secrets from Akran’s own past that threaten his present? Why are celestial forces out to wreak havoc on his beloved city? Are Akran and his friends a match for them? With the clock ticking, Akran must act quickly or all that he holds dear may soon turn to dust.

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The Second Spring by Rugmani Prabhakar

The Second Spring is not a guide, but a deeply felt companion for any woman who has poured herself into others and is now ready to reclaim her own life. It is a powerful celebration of a season that has its own profound beauty.

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Designing India: 1947 to the Present, edited by Annapurna Garimella

Designing India: 1947 to the Present is a pioneering publication that presents designers from various disciplines and fields, such as textile design, system design, institution makers, architects, product makers and social designers.

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Kaho Kalidas by Yugal Joshi

भारतीय समाज की विविध छवियों और प्रकृति के उत्सव से सुसज्जित यह कथा पाठकों को कालिदास के जीवन और मानस की रोमांचक सैर कराती है। यह उपन्यास न केवल साहित्य के शिखर पुरुष की जीवनी है, बल्कि प्रेम, संघर्ष और सृजन की अनूठी महागाथा भी है।

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You Can’t Press Pause on Murder by Bhargavi Kumaran

Told in obsessive, claustrophobic prose and spiraling train-of-thought narration, You Can’t Press Pause on Murder is a portrait of a woman unspooling at the edge of grief, guilt, and something far darker. Fans of Eileen, My Year of Rest and Relaxation, and We Need to Talk About Kevin will find themselves right at home (and deeply unsettled.)

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Moms by Shivani Sibal

Shot through with wit, tenderness, and an unsparing eye for the bargains modern mothers strike with ambition, marriage, and one another, Moms explores what happens when a good girl is no longer willing to be good. Perfect for readers who cheered Allison Pearson’s I Don’t Know How She Does It and Liane Moriarty’s Big Little Lies, this novel asks: how far will we go to look like we’re living the dream, and what might freedom look like on the other side?

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Halfway to the Moon by Pratik Shah

Between earth and sky, dreams and realities, Halfway To The Moon is an atmospheric, poetic voyage through the fragile spaces we quietly inhabit; where hope breathes in the darkness, memories glimmer like distant, dying stars, and the human heart tenderly confronts turmoil and transformation in equal measure.

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The Lady Who Carried the Monk Across the River by Pavan K Varma

Tautly woven with philosophy, passion, and profound questions, this novel is no sermon. It is a story of real lives, intense choices, and the irresistible force of Shakti. Can the pursuit of transcendence and the pull of earthly love coexist? In just five days, lifetimes of belief are tested, and the answers may be as fluid as the river itself.

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Reading Literature Today co-authored by Tabish Khair

The book is a fascinating, unusual and path-breaking intervention in current debates on reading and literature by two accomplished and active writers who are also voracious readers and eminent scholars. The two complementary essays – one on literature and the other on reading – focus largely on texts in English and French, but also refer to other literatures. The writers taken up for discussion include William Shakespeare, Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling, Marcel Proust, Charles Baudelaire, Franz Kafka, William Burroughs, Dylan Thomas, Attia Hosain, Albert Wendt, Zadie Smith, Philip Hensher, Mohsin Hamid and many others.

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