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Satyajit Sarna’s debut poetry collection, The Profane, is a meditation on death, dissent and our time on earth

The Profane is Delhi-based Satyajit Sarna’s first collection of poetry and has “poems of heartbreak and disillusion, of loneliness and mortality, but also of passion for life on earth, in all its mud and glory”.

In Vestin Verghese’s debut novel for children, a classic tale of Good vs Evil plays out in a steam engine

Vestin Verghese, a Kerala-based writer, is the author of a new children’s book ‘The Shadow of the Steam Engine’ published by DC Mango about siblings who make a steam engine their home having lost theirs to a tsunami.

Anita Nair portrays the desires and disappointments of 10 extraordinary women in Eating Wasps

Anita Nair turns her gaze, in this new work, towards those who are most in need of kindness. Even when they do not see themselves through kind eyes. She is gentle on her women, and there's 10 of them in this book.

The Queen of Jasmine Country: Sharanya Manivannan’s ‘dream’ debut novel tells the story of poet-saint Andal

As the only woman among the Vaishnavite saint-poets, Andal has been a subject of great intrigue to historians as well as feminist writers. The poet-saint is also the subject of Sharanya Manivannan's new book, The Queen of Jasmine Country

We Live in the Newness of Small Differences: The making and unmaking of form in Sohini Basak’s poetry

We Live in the Newness of Small Differences is a new collection of poetry, with work written over a period of eight years, by Sohini Basak.

It’s a Mom Thing: Blogger-author Sathya Ramaganapathy's take on parenting is humorous, reassuring

Sathya Ramaganapathy is the author of 'It’s a Mom Thing: Kickass Parenting' and writes with great humour about her triumphs and tribulations as a mother of two daughters.