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A People’s History Of Heaven
RM45.00
Heaven is a thirty-year-old slum hidden between brand-new, high-rise apartment buildings and technology incubators in contemporary Bangalore. In this tight-knit community, five girls on the…
A Plate Of White Marble
RM50.00
First published in 1990 in the original Bengali, A Plate of White Marble tells the tale of the ‘new woman’ of an era that just…
A Promised Land
RM48.00
In the wake of the Partition, a new country is born. As millions of refugees pour into Pakistan, swept up in a welter of chaos…
A Pulp Fiction Textbook
RM48.00
A thrilling, interactive journey through crime, mystery, and forbidden passions. Narrated by characters who have either been killed or taken their own lives, each chapter…
A Slight Angle
RM50.00
In the volatile India of the 1920s, with its many political and technological crosscurrents, we encounter a group of young people in Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta,…
A Speck Of Coal Dust
RM45.00
First published in 1996 as In the Light of the Black Sun and long unavailable, Rohit Manchanda’s debut novel, A Speck of Coal Dust, is one of the…
A Woman Burnt
RM50.00
Revathi, an engineer, is besotted with Ravi, an auto driver, and marries him against her family’s wishes. As her life unravels, we are brought face-to-face…
Acid
RM50.00
Life is a brief, waking dream-but who casts the spell? Two striking women, Kamala and Shaly, helm an unusual household, fuelled by their intense, tempestuous…
Across The River
RM48.00
Seema Choudhry and Madhu Gupta, one Muslim, the other a Hindu, are the best of friends. Both live in Old Delhi, only a few dense,…
Acts Of God
RM45.00
Vacuous detective P. Manjunath and his assistant, Heng, wrestle with an inscrutable mystery pickling their world, but their witless endeavours are pitted against the smartest…
Adulting
RM45.00
Social media manager and popular blogger Aisha is flirty and flamboyant . . . even as she battles personal demons that tell her she must…