Beneath the Waters Lies a Secret
Announcing Echoes of Muziris—Winner of the Best Manuscript Award at the JK Paper–Times of India AutHer Awards, 2026.
Different Branches, One Root: The Sharma Siblings of Anwar Haveli
Some siblings share childhood memories; the Sharma siblings share a lifetime of love, laughter, fights and fierce protection. This Rakshabandhan, step inside Anwar Haveli and discover the many ways siblings become each other’s home.
Publishing a Nation: Why Books Still Matter in the Age of Reels
A nation is built by people, but it endures through stories. This Independence Day, let’s celebrate the books that preserve India’s memories, voices and many stories.
Some Legacies Are Measured in Secrets
Some Legacies Are Measured in Secrets
Announcing All That She Left Behind by Atima Mankotia
10 Things Kids Love About Ghost Stories (That Aren't Scary!)
Why do children love ghost stories that don't scare them? Discover how friendly ghosts, magical adventures, and heartwarming mysteries help young readers explore courage, empathy, and imagination through unforgettable stories like Battle for the Broken Realms.
In Praise of the Gloriously Average
In Praise of the Gloriously Average
Announcing Swimming in the Middle by Anup Varghese and Nipun Varma
Sikhism and Secularism — A Timely Exploration of Faith, Freedom, and the Idea of India
Some ideas don't belong to one era—they belong to humanity. Discover how Sikhism's timeless principles of equality, justice, and pluralism continue to illuminate the path toward a more compassionate world. Sikhism and Secularism by Inderjeet Singh Chawla, coming soon from Readomania.
The Language of Love Is Cooked at Home
The Language of Love Is Cooked at Home
Food, Memory, and the Things We Never Outgrow
The Perfect Life Is Just the Beginning
The Perfect Life Is Just the Beginning. Announcing Amrita Anand Nayak's 'The Problem With Perfect Lives'.
More Than Poets and Patriots: The Story of Bengal's Business Titans
Announcing Merchants to Moguls—The Story of Bengal's Forgotten Business Titans by Sarojesh Mukerjee
What Happens When Secrets of the Past Resurface?
What Happens When Secrets of the Past Resurface?
Announcing our gripping new release: The Woman Who Disappeared by Nazia Kamali
The Childhood We Find Between Pages
Between school memories, grandparent tales, and impossible dreams, books preserve the parts of ourselves we never truly outgrow. Turn a page and meet that child again.
Reading Towards a Novel
Every novel begins long before the first chapter is written. It begins in the books we read, the questions we carry, and the worlds we slowly learn to understand.
Debalina Haldar reflects on the reading, research, and imagination that shaped a story where history, memory, and even the clouds have a voice.
This is Part 3 of Debalina’s chronicle of writing her next book.
Nine Men. One Secret. Countless Deaths.
Nine Men. One Secret. Countless Deaths.
Announcing The Lost Ashoka Cipher by Aneeta Sharma
A Boy Who Sees Ghosts. A Destiny He Never Chose.
A Boy Who Sees Ghosts. A Destiny He Never Chose.
Announcing Battle for the Broken Realms by Neelam Saxena Chandra
The Night My Characters Spoke to Me
Halfway through her first draft, Debalina is learning that sometimes dreams write the story before you do. From a seven-year-old poet to a commissioned novelist—this is a story of faith, doubt, and the quiet magic of timing. As Debalina begins The Clouds of Kalimpong, she steps into a world shaped as much by history as by human longing—where migration, memory, and the misty hills blur into one.
This is Part 2 of Debalina’s chronicle of writing her next book.
Not Quite Grown Up, Not Quite a Kid: Almost Adulting Arrives
Not Quite Grown Up, Not Quite a Kid: Almost Adulting Arrives
Teenage Dreams, Drama, and Big Decisions: Almost Adulting gets it
Why We Need a Good Laugh Right Now
Why We Need a Good Laugh Right Now
Humour, Memes, and Modern Indian Writing
A Memoir of Memory, Migration, and the Making of a Kitchen
A Memoir of Memory, Migration, and the Making of a Kitchen
Announcing The Inheritance of Taste
Chronicles Beneath the Clouds: The Beginning of a Novel
From a seven-year-old poet to a commissioned novelist—this is a story of faith, doubt, and the quiet magic of timing. As Debalina Haldar begins The Clouds of Kalimpong, she steps into a world shaped as much by history as by human longing—where migration, memory, and the misty hills blur into one.
Sometimes, the story chooses you. And sometimes, the clouds listen.
This is Part 1 of Debalina’s chronicle of writing her next book.
An Unsettling Journey into Choice, Fate, and the Human Psyche
An Unsettling Journey into Choice, Fate, and the Human Psyche
Announcing The Mystery of the Lunatic and Other Stories
When Compassion Becomes a Lifestyle
When Compassion Becomes a Lifestyle
Animal Empathy in Urban India (With a Side of Chaos, Fur, and Mild Domestic Panic)
Breastfeeding, Rewritten: Science, Struggle, and a Mother’s Resolve
Breastfeeding, Rewritten: Science, Struggle, and a Mother’s Resolve
Announcing 20,000 Hours of Breastfeeding by Dr Anamika Bakliwal