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A book that purports to fact-check the oeuvre and credibility of two Indian writers may very well be in need of fact-checking itself

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Sarwari lays it all bare in this clear-eyed memoir about the trials of her marriage, within which the lines between mother, partner, caregiver devolved into a messy blur

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Orbital, the winner of the 2024 Booker Prize, invites us to explore our fragility as human beings and bear witness to the wondrous planet we call home.

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Imtiaz and Masood-Khan have not only painstakingly recreated the Mustafa Zaidi murder case in their book Society Girl, but also the social milieu of Karachi and Lahore in the 70s

Taha Kehar

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The intricately plotted novel departs from the usual preoccupations and motifs of a Partition novel, and offers the reader something new

Madeeha Maqbool

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The book is a love letter to ancient Indian civilisations, but fails to consider its India’s current Saffron-saturated context

Mariam Tareen

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