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In the April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: Gautam Mukhopadhaya says Azeem Ibrahim’s arguments in The #Rohingyas meet neither the test of good analysis or realism:

#ElevenGodsAndABillionIndians documents some of the key flashpoints that have dominated Indian cricket over the past few years, according to @biblio_a. If you haven't read it yet, order now: bit.ly/A_BuyElevenGods bit.ly/F_BuyElevenGods

In the April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: Latha Jishnu’s appraisal of Sujatha Gidla’s memoir Ant Among Elephants: An Untouchable Family and the Making of Modern India:

In our April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: Jahnavi Barua endorses Rita Chowdhury’s Sahitya Akademi award-winning Chinatown Days:

In the April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: Usha KR appreciates N Kalyan Raman’s translation of #PerumalMurugan’s Tamil novel #Poonachi:

In the April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: @nalinmehta talks about why @BoriaMajumdar 's Eleven Gods and a Billion Indians is not just another cricket book:

In the April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: @dpanjana analyses @manujosephsan 's “thought-provoking social experiment” Miss Laila Armed and Dangerous:

In the April-June 2018 issue of Biblio:, @puru_ag underlines the importance of @ShashiTharoor ’s thought-provoking explanation, Why I Am a Hindu, and the urgent need to “take back Hinduism”:

Some of the books reviewed in our April-June 2018 issue of Biblio: | Register for your hard/soft copy here: biblio-india.org

Biblio: April-June 2018 issue now out! To subscribe: biblio-india.org

In this issue: @toutress on Hirsh Sawhney’s debut novel 'South Haven', set in 1990s America.

In this issue: Graphic novelist @hathoric reviews Nina Sabnani's beautiful book about the #Kaavad storytelling tradition of Rajasthan.

In this issue: Nikhil Govind applauds Vikramajit Ram’s debut historical novel 'The Sun and Two Seas'.

In this issue: Prachi Deshpande discusses Tarini Bedi’s in-depth study of 'The Dashing Ladies of #ShivSena':

In this issue: @shreyilaanasuya talks abt why Telugu feminist writer Volga’s stories in 'The Liberation of Sita' are more urgent than ever:

In this issue: Mini Kapoor reviews Balli Kaur Jaswal’s heartwarming 'Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows'.

In this issue: Neelum Saran Gour savours Tanuja Chandra’s family lore in 'Bijnis Woman'.

Our April - June 2017 issue is out! Register for your hard/soft copy here: biblio-india.org

In this issue: Suvojit Bagchi recommends #NandiniSundar’s 'The Burning Forest: India’s War in Bastar'.