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Information that you listen to in an unnecessary way or over your shoulder may cause you to “Oh,…
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Mumbai’s forgotten spaces: What happened to our libraries? | Books and Literature News
When I first climbed the steps of Mumbai’s Asiatic Library as a child, I felt small against its…
Unlike Reid’s previous novels, which explored public personas and performance—be it on stage or in sports—Atmosphere faces inwards.
The prose sparkles with warmth and urgency. It is compulsively readable, placing readers right among the ASCANs (Astraunaut…
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A new war novel is at once timeless and precisely of the moment
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Ruminations between the co-founders of Brown Girl Bookshelf
In August 2020, friends Mishika Narula and Srisruthi Ramesh created Brown Girl Bookshelf (BGB), a platform and growing…
Local author choosing own adventure on self-publishing journey
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LIBRARY COLUMN | Books for struggling and reluctant readers | Features
Libraries are a place for all, and the Manhattan Public Library has recently taken a step towards making…