Aug 12, 2025
From Hindi, the first Indian novel to win the International Booker Prize, a witty and poignant Partition story.
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From Malayalam, a gripping feminist thriller about India’s first female executioner.
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From Japanese, a quirky yet profound story about fitting in and standing apart.
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From Tamil, a landmark Dalit feminist autobiography of faith, resistance, and identity.
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From Korean, a haunting exploration of rebellion, desire, and the body.
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From Arabic (Oman), an intimate portrait of three sisters in a rapidly changing Oman, winner of the Man Booker International Prize.
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From Kannada, an intimate and lyrical look at love, longing, and the inner lives of women.
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From Spanish (Argentina), gothic horror meets political history in a masterpiece of darkness.
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