Read To Win
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November global fiction: Welcome winter with new reads from Haruki Murakami, Jon Fosse and other
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November global nonfiction: Start a new month with these recent books, including Orhan Pamuk’s
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November fiction: Festive days continue with these six recently published Indian novels
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November nonfiction: Six recently published books about triumphs and disagreements in Indian history
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October global fiction: Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk’s new novel and five other exciting releases
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Global October nonfiction: Alexei Navalny’s memoir and five other books about the world
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October fiction: Five Indian books and a Nepali novel to read in this festive month
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October nonfiction: A new book by Ramchandra Guha and five other works on India’s cultural legacy
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Like ‘Butter’ by Asako Yuzuki? Here are four Japanese writers that explore misogyny through food
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2024 JCB Prize for Literature: Read the opening passages of the ten longlisted novels
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Cats in Japanese fiction: 12 novels since the 1900s where cats are as important as human characters
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September global fiction: A new novel by Sally Rooney and five other titles to look forward to
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September global nonfiction: Six new books revisit events that changed the course of global history
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September fiction: Six new novels that bring stories from a city’s underbelly and beyond the planet
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September nonfiction: A new book of Indian history by William Dalrymple and five more titles to read
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August global fiction: A new novel by Elif Shafak and five other titles to read this month
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August global nonfiction: Six new books to read to acquaint yourself with the stories of the world
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Women in Translation Month: Works of fiction by women authors from ten Indian languages
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Reading list: Eight novels that celebrate the role of children in the Indian independence movement
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August fiction: A new Geetanjali Shree novel and five more recently published books for this month
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August nonfiction: These six new books celebrate the long history of India and being an Indian
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Not the NYT list: 100 fine books from around the world (and not just the USA) of the 21st century
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July fiction from around the world: Six recently-published books to read in this new month
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July global nonfiction: Six just-published books that answer pressing questions about humanity
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July fiction picks: A new novella by Anita Desai and five just-published books to read this month
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July nonfiction: Six new books address problems of the present and reveal mysteries of the past
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June global fiction: Six recently published novels with which to celebrate Pride Month
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Reading list: Science fiction writer Gautam Bhatia recommends 15 books to sample the genre
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June fiction: From Kenya to Amritsar, these six new novels present the ever-changing Indian life
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June nonfiction: Six hot-off-the-press books to read as you cross this year’s halfway mark
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May global fiction: Six hot-off-the-press books to take you on a world literary tour
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May global nonfiction: Six recent books that examine our fears, pains, and troubled history
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May in fiction: Cool down this summer with these six just-published novels
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May in nonfiction: Six new books about the personal and political histories of India
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Global fiction in April: Six recently published books from old favourites and new writers
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BR Ambedkar birth anniversary: 14 books on his struggle for the dignity of India’s most downtrodden
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Global nonfiction in April: Six new books about our fascinating cultural and personal histories
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April in fiction: Beat the heat with these six new books by South Asian writers
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April in non-fiction: Six new books to add to your shelf, including Salman Rushdie’s memoir
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International Booker Prize 2024: A reader’s guide to the 13 translated books on the longlist
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March fiction: Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s ‘new’ novel and other exciting books from around the world
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March nonfiction: Around the world with six recently published international nonfiction titles
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March reading: Six hot-off-the-press fiction books to welcome the new month
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March nonfiction: Six new books examine the promises made and broken in quest of a modern India
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February nonfiction: Six newly published books from around the world that speak to our times
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February fiction from around the world: Six newly-published books to read this month
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February fiction: Six recently published books to read over four weeks
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February nonfiction: Six newly published books for the shortest month of the leap year
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Global nonfiction: Six recently published books from around the world to read in the new year
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Global fiction: Six recently published books from around the world to start New Year’s reading with
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Five under-appreciated crime novels that deserve your attention
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Happy new year: Six recently published non-fiction books with which to usher in 2024
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Hello 2024: Welcome the new year with these six recently published novels, short stories, and plays
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December fiction reads: Six recently published books to end the year with
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Seeing out 2023: Six new nonfiction books that illustrate the hard (and hopeful) realities of India
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Booker Prize 2023: The shortest reviews of the six shortlisted novels
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November fiction: The festive season continues in full swing with these recently published books
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November nonfiction: Six recently published books about culture, politics, and nuance in India
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October fiction picks: Six recently published books that tell stories of different Indian identities
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Booker Prize shortlist: Opening lines of six novels (including Indian-origin writer Chetna Maroo’s)
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What to read in September: Six new works of fiction usher in the end of summer
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September reads: Six recently published nonfiction books about public and private lives of Indians
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Women in Translation Month: Travel the world with 12 books written – and translated – by women
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Women in Translation Month: Fiction by ten women authors from Latin America to read in English
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Women in Translation Month: 12 women writers to read in translation from 12 European languages
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Women in Translation Month: Novels and short stories by women writers from ten Asian languages
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Women in Translation Month: Works of fiction by women authors from ten Indian languages
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2023 Booker Prize longlist: Here are the 13 books, one of them by an author of Indian origin
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August reading: Recently published fiction that explore the ideas of home, belonging, and identity
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August nonfiction reading list: Public and private stories that make India and Indians
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Forty years since Black July: Seven novels about the traumatic legacy of the Sri Lankan civil war
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July fiction reads: From Indian stories set in the eighth century to a present-day fictional city
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Nonfiction reads for July: Six books about Indians who shaped Indian history and culture
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Pride reads: Five books that explore LGBTQ teen and young adult life
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June fiction reading list: Six recently novels and short story collections by Indian authors
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Non-fiction books in June: Histories, memoirs, and biographies for a new month of reading
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May fiction: Stories set in newly independent India, dystopian near-future India, and more
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New in May: Six recent books of nonfiction show how far India has come – and how far it can go
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Our only home: 19 books for children (and adults) to read on World Earth Day, April 22
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April fiction: Four novels and two short story collections to read this month
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New in nonfiction: Six recently published books to better understand contemporary India
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These 15 books by women, non-binary writers are longlisted for the Carol Shields Prize for Fiction
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Reading list: Women’s Prize for Fiction longlist (including books by two authors of Indian origin)
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Seven recently published novels by Indians (and one by a Bangladeshi) to read in March
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From a study of addiction to caste-based reservations, eight new nonfiction books to read in March
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International Mother Language Day: 15 Indian language books to read in translation
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February fiction: Eight exciting new novels, graphic novels, short story collections for the month
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Eight newly released nonfiction books that take readers back in time to help understand our world
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New year, new books: Eight new novels and short fiction collections to read in January
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Hello 2023: Eight recently published works of nonfiction with which to start your new year reading
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Seven new non-fiction books that narrate histories, old and recent, of India and its people
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As 2022 winds down, these recent works of fiction offer ways to read through the year-end
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New in fiction: Seven books by Indian writers (and one by a Bangladeshi author) to read in November
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October in nonfiction: Seven recent books that offer unique perspectives on India and its people
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October reading: From fantasy to noir, seven recent works of fiction that capture the imagination
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Eight recently published academic books about India that investigate the concerns of our times
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If you loved Homer’s Greek epic ‘The Odyssey’, here are five other books you might want to read
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September reading: Life in India over the years with seven recently published works of fiction
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Eight recently released Indian nonfiction books that talk of things that matter to us today
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From the diaspora: Fifteen recent books by writers of Indian origin published abroad