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

I Live Because I Write

Why do writers write?
To understand life, to preserve memory, and to leave a piece of themselves behind.
I Live Because I Write explores the quiet force that compels authors to return to the blank page.

LETHAL SECRET AT LOTHAL: WHY LOTHAL?

Author Sutapa Basu takes you into the enigmatic world of Lothal, revealing why it became the perfect setting for her thriller. A civilization of brilliance, mystery, and unanswered questions unfolds beneath its ruins. What hidden forces shaped its rise—and its fall?

Discover the inspiration behind Lethal Secret at Lothal and the secrets that still linger.

Feathers, Fur & Full-Blown Madness—Meet the Year’s Funniest Read

Feathers, Fur & Full-Blown Madness—Meet the Year’s Funniest Read

Announcing the delightfully chaotic Burps, Chirps & Cat-astrophic Turfs by Sonal Singh

The First Yes: Inside the Emotional Journey of a Debut Author

The First Yes: Inside the Emotional Journey of a Debut Author

When the Battlefield is Within

When the Battlefield is Within

Why the Gita Still Speaks to Our Restless Age

She Writes. The World Listens.

This Women’s Day, some of our women authors reflect on storytelling, identity, resilience, and the lived experiences that shape the narratives they create. Discover how women continue to expand the boundaries of literature—one story at a time.

Decoding the Gita: Seven Hundred Verses and One Leap of Faith

Between scholarship and surrender lies the making of an interpretation—where philosophy meets mentorship, literature meets life, and the cosmic expanse of the Bhagavad Gita finds a contemporary voice. Anupama Jain writes about her experience of writing Decoding the Gita, which was like pouring the Pacific into a mug. 

When Curiosity Meets Courage: A New Detective Duo Is Here

Announcing Sumita Banerjea's Bro, We’ve Got A Case!, a collection of fast-paced, sleuthing tales for Gen Z readers, where siblings Anaya and Kiaan prove that bookworms make the best crime-solvers. 

 

Parenting in 2026: Now Streaming Live (With Snacks and Mild Panic)

Parenting in 2026: Where we multitask like CEOs, doubt ourselves like interns, snack like toddlers—and survive mostly on love, Wi-Fi, and badly reheated chai.

LETHAL SECRET AT LOTHAL: Relevance goes beyond mere frisson

LETHAL SECRET AT LOTHAL: Relevance goes beyond mere frisson. 

A Father, a Son, and a Life Changing Road Trip

A Father, a Son, and a Life Changing Road Trip

Announcing Where the Highway Ends by Neil Kansal and Ruchin Kansal

A Haunting New Mystery: The Woods Remember

A Haunting New Mystery: The Woods Remember. Announcing Mamta Sharma's new emotional mystery.

From Page to Heart: The Enduring Impact of Reading

A book is never just a story—it is a mirror, a companion, and sometimes, a lifeline. What readers feel and carry forward is the true measure of its worth. Here are the voices that prove how deeply words can transform lives.A book is never just a story—it is a mirror, a companion, and sometimes, a lifeline. What readers feel and carry forward is the true measure of its worth. Here are the voices that prove how deeply words can transform lives.

Why The River That Remembers Matters

Editor Indrani Ganguly talks about why Mona Verma's The River That Remembers Matters