In sensuous prose, Swarup weaves stories of love. Central to her book is the love between man and woman, or perhaps man and goddess. #LatitudesofLonging by @shubhangisapien @HarperCollinsIN
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https://t.co/na8VLUql4m…/love-in-time…/article24481147.ece

Tell Her Everything is a dramatic monologue of a an Indian doctor, who is talking in his head to his daughter. @vaishnaroy reviews one of the shortlisted books in the Fiction category.
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https://t.co/Qt5hfkG8k5

What #Thomasabraham planned to be an uncomplicated narrative of a battle against a disease, turned out instead to be a complex account.
Read the review for this book shortlisted for The Hindu Prize (Non-fiction). #hinduprize2019 #HinduLFL @WestlandBooks
https://t.co/Pl2iQg14pz

Presenting reviews of books shortlisted for The Hindu Prize, published in The Hindu. First up is @ranyamanivannan #TheQueenofJasmineCountry.
For the full review, click here: https://t.co/9ZM04p9Cvr

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We have some good news! The much-awaited Shortlist for The Hindu Prize Fiction and Non Fiction 2019 has just been announced. We congratulate all the shortlisted authors. With this, the countdown to the Awards night in April begins. Stay tuned for more updates.