Dystopian fiction is far from uncommon in these times, but Megha Majumdar’s second novel stands out because of its plausibility. Here are no plump suburbanites turned feral vigilantes, or fearful tribes with survivalist tyrants leading them: this novel, A Guardian...
This novel has left me thinking that in India, principles/morals are a luxury seemingly few can afford. The story illustrates how the political system in India works, mostly at ground level, how favours are exchanged, how preferential treatment is given...
Opinionated Pakistani women
A massive literary accomplishment
Class complexities in Lahore
Parking Race
“To be unhappy together was a comfort”
Sensitive portrayal of a class divide
Exquisitely crafted
“The tremendous stress of demanding their share”
A beguiling 19th-century botanist
‘The sexiest flowers on earth’
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