
Set in a near-future English town, ‘Freebourne’ is a speculative murder mystery that fuses a tense thriller with profound questions about free will and...
Set in a near-future English town, ‘Freebourne’ is a speculative murder mystery that fuses a tense thriller with profound questions about free will and the rapid advance of technology. It will be published by Roundfire Books, the fiction imprint...
Born in Mumbai, Camellia Panjabi transformed global perceptions of Indian food with ‘50 Great Curries of India’. Now, with ‘Vegetables: The Indian Way’, she returns with over 120 vibrant recipes rooted in Indian traditions and modern nutrition....

Set in a near-future English town, ‘Freebourne’ is a speculative murder mystery that fuses a tense thriller with profound questions about free will and...

Born in Mumbai, Camellia Panjabi transformed global perceptions of Indian food with ‘50 Great Curries of India’. Now, with ‘Vegetables: The Indian Way’,...

Stephen P Huyler is an art historian, cultural anthropologist, photographer, and author who has spent over five decades documenting India’s sacred art,...

The Unreasonable Transformers of South India is a stirring chronicle of craft, courage, and climate justice.

Serena Patel is an award-winning British Indian children’s author, best known for her ‘Anisha, Accidental Detective’ series, which won the Sainsbury’s...

Rupa Mahadevan grew up in Chennai, India, and has spent the past 15 years living in Scotland. An engineer by education, she works in the corporate world...

Nayantara Roy is a talented storyteller, and a remarkable new voice in contemporary fiction. Her debut novel, ‘The Magnificent Ruins’, is a masterful exploration...
The UK’s premier book festival celebrating British South Asian literature has unveiled its lineup for the 2024 edition.
William Dalrymple is the closest we have to a pop-historian of India. His success in reaching a broad audience stems from his skill as a storyteller, a crucial attribute for historians, especially those seeking to engage readers beyond academic...

Usha Rungoo, a Mauritian writer, scholar, teacher, speaker, and mother, has won the 2024 Commonwealth Prize for the Africa region.