Books

A chilling dystopian masterpiece set in a totalitarian society where Big Brother watches everything, history is constantly rewritten, and independent thought is the ultimate crime. The novel follows Winston Smith, a low-ranking member of the Party, as he secretly rebels against the oppressive regime.

A failed bank robbery turns into a hostage situation at an apartment viewing, revealing the hidden worries of everyone in the room.

A tiny black she-goat, gifted to a poor old couple in a Tamil village, becomes the unwitting center of greed, rumor, and state power in this sharp modern fable.

A pair of Kosuke Kindaichi mysteries set in post-war Tokyo and a remote village, both built around the chilling puzzle of a disfigured corpse and a stolen identity.

A gothic country-house mystery in which detective Kosuke Kindaichi investigates a headless corpse, a legendary cursed sword, and a sleepwalking heiress's nighttime wanderings on a secluded aristocratic estate.

A collection of comics from Rohan Chakravarty's 'Green Humour' — witty, sharply observed cartoons on Indian and global wildlife, conservation, climate change, and the politics of the environment.

A multigenerational tapestry of love, loss, and human connection that spans continents and decades, exploring how decisions echo through time and shape lives in unexpected ways.

A darkly comic and unflinching examination of India's class divide, asking the uncomfortable question of why extreme inequality has never erupted into revolt — and what that uneasy silence reveals about complicity, hope, and the quiet architecture of suffering.

The sixth book in the bestselling 'Before the Coffee Gets Cold' series, following four more visitors to Café Funiculi Funicula — one of whom, for the first time in the series, travels forward instead of back.

A short, unsettling novella about a Bangalore family whose sudden wealth quietly rewires every relationship inside it.

A darkly funny graphic novel about a gambler in rural Kerala who keeps losing the life he builds to the pull of midnight card games on an abandoned island.

A warm, cartoon-filled guide to seven hard emotions, from anger and burnout to grief, and how to live with them at work and beyond without pretending they aren't there.

A father's quick trip to buy milk for breakfast spirals into a wildly digressive tale of time-traveling dinosaurs, pirates, aliens, and a stegosaurus with a hot-air balloon.

Camus's early novel about a man who commits murder to gain the freedom to pursue happiness.

A teenage immigrant, sent away from home in disgrace, drifts through a dreamlike and bewildering America.

A hockey-obsessed town is torn apart by a crime that forces everyone to choose between loyalty and the truth.

A fussy, rule-bound woman starts over in a failing small town and is drawn into coaching its misfit football team.

The first book in the Mistborn trilogy, introducing a world ruled by the immortal Lord Ruler and a group of rebels with magical powers.

A land surveyor arrives in a village and spends the novel trying, and failing, to reach the elusive authorities in the castle above it.

A philosophical dialogue exploring Adlerian psychology and the path to personal freedom and happiness.

A follow-up to 'The Courage to Be Disliked', continuing the exploration of happiness and self-acceptance through Adlerian principles.

Kafka's private diaries, kept from 1910 to 1923, mixing daily life, self-doubt, dreams, and sketches of stories.

A Parisian lawyer confesses his life and growing guilt to a stranger in an Amsterdam bar.

Camus's unfinished, semi-autobiographical novel about a poor childhood in colonial Algeria.

The final book in the Mistborn trilogy, where the fate of the world hangs in the balance as ancient prophecies unfold.

Kafka's famous tale of a man who wakes up as an insect, collected with other short stories.

Camus's essay on the absurd and the question of whether life is worth living in a world without inherent meaning.

A detached young man in French Algeria commits a murder and is judged as much for his indifference as for his crime.

An epidemic seals off the Algerian city of Oran, forcing its residents to confront suffering, solidarity, and meaning.

An essay examining rebellion, revolution, and the limits of violence in the pursuit of justice.

A bank clerk is arrested and prosecuted by a remote, unnamed authority for a crime that is never explained.

The second book in the Mistborn trilogy, following the aftermath of the Lord Ruler's fall and the struggle to maintain freedom.

The concluding Beartown novel, as the town is shaken once more by a tragedy and its aftermath.

The sequel to Beartown, as rivalry and fallout threaten to tear the town and its hockey club apart.