-
Eat the Sky, Drink the Ocean
0Embark on a journey through mind-bending Indian sci-fi and fantasy with this captivating anthology. Showcasing visionary Indian authors and artists, it transports young adults to dystopian cities and alternate universes. Experience futuristic tales, fairy tales with unexpected twists, and compelling graphic stories from an all-star, all-female lineup. Perfect for adventurous readers in India and beyond, this collection offers a unique blend of speculative fiction, cosmic journeys, and imaginative storytelling. Dive into a world of wonder, essential for anyone exploring the best of Indian young adult literature and global fantasy.
-
Echoes in the Well
0Uncover deep-seated family secrets in this poignant Indian novel, “Echoes in the Well”. Set against the vivid landscapes of Shillong and Punjab, Belinder Dhanoa’s compelling debut traces the intertwined lives of two sisters and their formidable mother as they navigate a patriarchal society. This powerful narrative explores complex family loyalties, betrayals, and enduring love, offering a profound commentary on defying societal expectations. A must-read for admirers of rich Indian literature and character-driven stories about life in India.
-
Ecocriticism and Early Modern English Literature: Green Pastures: 16 (Routledge Studies in Renaissance Literature and Culture)
0Explore the profound environmental connections in Early Modern English Literature with this essential ecocritical study. Todd A. Borlik unveils fresh insights into Renaissance masterpieces by Shakespeare, Milton, Spenser, and Donne, revealing how issues like deforestation, climate change, and nature’s personhood were formative concerns. This book offers provocative readings, linking historical environmental debates to modern ecological thought. It’s a vital resource for scholars and students of English Literature and Renaissance Studies in India eager to deepen their understanding of nature’s role in classic texts and the environmental humanities.
-
Edith Ayrton Zangwill’s The Call: A New Scholarly Edition (Modernist Archives)
0Explore Edith Ayrton Zangwill’s seminal suffrage novel, “The Call,” in its first comprehensive scholarly edition. This literary treasure provides the definitive text, detailed scholarly notes, and vital historical context, including contemporary reviews and suffragette movement coverage. Follow Ursula Winfield’s journey as she confronts early 20th-century injustices and becomes deeply involved in the suffragette cause, balancing activism with personal life amidst the looming Great War. Essential for students, researchers, and admirers of feminist literature and historical fiction studying women’s rights and Modernist British literature. A crucial addition for Indian academic libraries.
-
Ek Aur Toba Tek Singh (Dus Pratinidhi Kahaniyan)
0Immerse yourself in the profound world of Indian Urdu literature with this exceptional collection. Featuring ten representative stories, this book offers a deep dive into the human experience, skillfully crafted by the acclaimed Asgar Nadeem Sayyed. Explore poignant narratives that capture the essence of identity, societal shifts, and the enduring spirit of the subcontinent. Essential for lovers of Urdu classics, history buffs, and anyone seeking literary gems that resonate with the Indian experience.
-
Ek Nai Shuruaat
0Discover ‘Ek Nai Shuruaat’ (9780143463757), an inspiring collection edited by Sudha Murthy, available at The Bookish Owl. Dive into twenty true stories of hope, resilience, and everyday moments, carefully selected from a Penguin-organized competition. Meet remarkable individuals whose lives reflect trust, kindness, and joy. ‘Ek Nai Shuruaat’ is perfect for readers who appreciate heartfelt narratives and believe in the inherent goodness of humanity. Order your copy from The Bookish Owl today and be captivated by these tales of triumph and compassion. A must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and a renewed sense of optimism.
-
-27%
Ek Nai Shuruaat
0Discover ‘Ek Nai Shuruaat,’ a collection of twenty inspiring real-life stories selected by Sudha Murthy. Available at The Bookish Owl, this book offers a glimpse into the lives of ordinary individuals facing extraordinary circumstances. Explore themes of hope, faith, and resilience as these narratives, chosen from a Penguin-organized competition, reveal the abundance of goodness in everyday moments. Edited by Sudha Murthy, ‘Ek Nai Shuruaat’ (ISBN: 9780143460299) is a heartwarming read that will resonate with anyone who believes in the inherent kindness of the human spirit. Perfect for readers seeking motivation and a renewed sense of optimism. Find your copy at The Bookish Owl today!
-
Ella
0Uncover the extraordinary journey of Ella Fitzgerald, the 20th century’s undisputed queen of jazz. This compelling debut biographical fiction brings to life the raw, early years of America’s greatest singer. From the shadows of Depression-era Harlem and a harrowing escape from a brutal institution, witness her fearless rise to stardom, culminating in her iconic Apollo Theater performance. Rich in historical detail and emotional depth, this novel is an inspiring testament to resilience, a must-read for anyone captivated by powerful life stories and exceptional American literary fiction.
-
Emerging Trends in Recent Literature: English, Punjabi and Hindi
0Uncover the pulse of contemporary Indian literature with this essential guide to emerging trends. Dr. Kumkum Bajaj meticulously analyzes new directions in English, Punjabi, and Hindi writing, bridging global postmodern theories with localized literary expressions. Discover how evolving cultural landscapes, new media, and critical thought are reshaping narratives across India’s vibrant literary scene. This book is a vital resource for academics, students, and literary enthusiasts keen to understand the future of Indian writing and its sophisticated critical discourse.
-
Emily Dickinson: Writing as a Woman
0Explore the profound world of Emily Dickinson, a truly iconic American poet. This incisive analysis unpacks five major themes in her captivating poetry, offering deep insights into the “anxiety of authorship” experienced by a woman daring to create in a constrained era. Discover the personal “tides of life” that shaped her unique literary voice and her quest for recognition. Essential for Indian literature students, poetry enthusiasts, and scholars seeking a comprehensive understanding of women’s writing and classic American poetry.
-
-30%
Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture
0Delve into the rich tapestry of Hindu architectural heritage with the “Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture” from The Bookish Owl. Edited by S. Jain Prasanna Kumar Acharya, this comprehensive guide unlocks nearly three thousand architectural terms sourced from Sanskrit literature, primarily the Mansara. Discover both classical and newly identified concepts, meticulously compiled from 50,000 pages of rare archaeological documents. A treasure trove for architects, historians, and anyone fascinated by the intricate details of Indian temple design and ancient building practices. Explore the architectural expressions of ancient India. Unearth the secrets of temple construction and design.