
7 Books Set in Indiana, Heartland of the Midwest
Deborah E. Kennedy, author of "Billie Starr’s Book of Sorries," recommends books by Hoosier State writers
Deborah E. Kennedy, author of "Billie Starr’s Book of Sorries," recommends books by Hoosier State writers
Rijula Das, author of "Small Deaths, recommends stories about South Asian women who refuse a conventional life
Pankaj Mishra's novel "Run and Hide" depicts the relentless drive for self-advancement in the new India
Books set in contemporary India that are shorn of mythologized pasts, nostalgia, and for the most part, mangoes
Nawaaz Ahmed, author of "Radiant Fugitives," on the expectations placed upon immigrant writers
From a queer Indo Guyanese poet to Tamil Muslim sisters, stories about people of Indian descent around the world
Sanjena Sathian, author of "Gold Diggers," on exploring the dark side of immigrant ambition and the cost of upward mobility
Instead of books written in colonial English, try these works that originated in one of India's 22 other languages
12 books about young South Asians navigating traditional culture and contemporary romance
My characters are Native because they're Native, not because their Native-ness is going to let them save the world