HarperCollins India took home the ultimate prize at the TATA Literature Live! Awards last evening – Publisher of the Year 2018. HarperCollins India also had the highest number of nominations at the TATA Literature Live! Awards, with nominations in almost every category, this year. The Billionaire Raj by James Crabtree, which has recently been a… Continue reading HARPERCOLLINS INDIA TRIUMPHS AT TATA LITERATURE LIVE! AWARDS 2018
Trivia: 12 things about India’s women cricketers that will surprise you
As the women in blue fight it out in the ongoing T20 Women's World Cup, HarperCollins India is all set to celebrate the release of Free Hit, a narrative history of women's cricket in India. Long considered a sideshow to men's cricket in cricket-crazy India, it was the telecast of the 2017 ICC Women's World… Continue reading Trivia: 12 things about India’s women cricketers that will surprise you
HarperCollins India to publish Free Hit: The Story of Women’s Cricket In India by Suprita Das
On the occasion of the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 HarperCollins India is proud to announce a very special book Free Hit The Story of Women’s Cricket In India by Suprita Das Releasing early December 2018 The first comprehensive narrative history of women’s cricket in India authored by award-winning sports journalist Suprita Das. Free… Continue reading HarperCollins India to publish Free Hit: The Story of Women’s Cricket In India by Suprita Das
Here are 25 Books that are Perfect for Gifting
Saffron and Pearls by Doreen Hassan 2. How to Not Always Be Working by Marlee Grace 3. I am Divine by Devdutt Pattanaik 4. It Doesn't Have to be Crazy at Work by Jason Fried 5. Roar by Cecilia Ahern 6. Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls – Vol. 2 7.… Continue reading Here are 25 Books that are Perfect for Gifting
HarperCollins India and Black Ink present A Long Way Home by Mitali Meelan
HarperCollins India and Black Ink bring to you a moving account of brotherhood and youthful passion A Long Way Home by Mitali Meelan A story set in the calm before a storm In A Long Way From Home the Adhikari brothers follow their dreams while re-discovering their relationship with one another. Mitali Meelan weaves a… Continue reading HarperCollins India and Black Ink present A Long Way Home by Mitali Meelan
The Best Foreign Fiction and Non-fiction We Published in October
Awakened by James S. Murray with Darren Wearmouth After years of waiting, New York’s newest subway line is finally ready, an express train that connects the city with the burgeoning communities across the Hudson River. The shining jewel of this state-of-the-art line is a breathtaking visitors’ pavilion beneath the river. Major dignitaries, including New York… Continue reading The Best Foreign Fiction and Non-fiction We Published in October
Indian Preview: Our Top New Releases from October
The Twice-Born by Aatish Taseer When Aatish Taseer first came to Benares, he was eighteen, the Westernized child of an Indian journalist and a Pakistani politician, raised among the intellectual and cultural elite of New Delhi. Nearly two decades later, Taseer leaves his life in Manhattan to go in search of the Brahmins, wanting to… Continue reading Indian Preview: Our Top New Releases from October
HarperCollins India presents The Big Reverse: How Demonetization Knocked India Out by Meera H. Sanyal
presents one of India’s most respected bankers on the what, why and how of demonetization The Big Reverse: How Demonetization Knocked India Out by Meera H. Sanyal With unprecedented insights backed by data, history and research, one of India’s most respected bankers provides the most comprehensive analysis of the policy, its execution and pitfalls. This is… Continue reading HarperCollins India presents The Big Reverse: How Demonetization Knocked India Out by Meera H. Sanyal
HarperCollins India presents Nightmarch: A Journey Into India’s Naxal Heartlands by Alpa Shah
presents an unputdownable, deeply researched analysis of the Naxal movement in India Nightmarch: A Journey Into India’s Naxal Heartlands by Alpa Shah In 2010, a Naxal platoon set out on a seven-night march across 250 kilometres through Bihar and Jharkhand. Among them was Alpa, an anthropology professor – the only woman, the only unarmed… Continue reading HarperCollins India presents Nightmarch: A Journey Into India’s Naxal Heartlands by Alpa Shah
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Me: I'm working on a new book, it's about the disappearance of a number of children in Delhi. I was wondering if you could help me research it. Daedalus: Help you, how? Me: I need someone to be my, as they put it in the military, 'boots on the ground'. I'm even willing to consider… Continue reading [Phone call with an anonymous source known only as Daedalus.]
