Sundials at an Oxford college

Science & Math

Philip Pattenden

Astronomy & Space Science

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Globalization Medicine and Society

Unknown, Author

The Sufi's Garland

Literature & Fiction

Masssoom, Manav Sachdeva

Poetry

A marvellous remaking of the tale of Orpheus set in early Nineteenth century Bulgaria. Praised by THE BOOKSELLER (UK) as 'A well-written, lyrical tale'. From the author of CARGO FEVER (2007).

Descent of the Lyre

Will Buckingham

Literary

<p>Autumn, 1884. 10 Downing Street, London. Roger Evesham, a young Oxford graduate is unexpectedly summoned by Prime Minister Gladstone to investigate a gunpowder-plot that could have shaken the very root of Queen Victoria's government. During that time Roger has been suffering from an incurable emotional pain as his fiance Amelia has abandoned him for Charles, Roger's friend. Roger accepts Gladstone's offer believing that it might help him to erase his emotional ache. As the investigation progresses Roger finds himself in the place of his late father who too, during his long service to government, was engaged in a similar case of gunpowder-smuggling that ended with the smuggler's suicidal death before he could be questioned by the police. But are these two affairs connected? Or does this descend from a forgotten past? As Roger continuously tries to save himself from the murderous attempts on him, he suddenly discovers that the clue to this mystery is connected to none other than a man whom Roger knows very well.</p>

Descendants of Evil

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

David, James

Mystery

SA gripping tale of four underprivileged women who struggle to survive independently in riot-stricken Mumbai. 'A terrific read' Publishers Weekly; 'A feel-good read' - The Bookseller (UK).

Fourth Passenger

Mini Nair

A magnificent collection of poems exploring themes like love and its struggle to overcome the impediment of nationality, class and religion. Widely praised by critics and scholars.

The Sufi's Garland: A Tribute to Emily Dickinson, Antonio Porchia and Rabindranath Tagore

Maasoom, Manav Sachdeva

Religion & Spirituality

The girl Evangeline Muse gives birth alone in a lagoon. She returns home with the newborn child and falls asleep in the arms of Will Archer, who whispers to her: 'I will love you for the rest of my life.' It's the first time they've embraced. Zachary Muse's magical birth is the central mystery of this lush and lyrical story. Set in an idyllic coastal village, bright visions of artistry and longing bloom like jungle flowers. As poetic vignettes, the interweaving lives of Will Archer, the Muse family, and a peculiar man named Thomas Greene foster and bear witness to both visceral, spiritual healing and the transformational power of erotic love.

The Conception of Zachary Muse

Jason Hinojosa

Published in connection with the 150th birth-anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore, India's first Nobel Laureate, THE SUFI'S GARLAND is a collection of poems on love, religion and humanity. The stony hills of Afghanistan, the land of the Taliban terror, forms the backdrop and one has to listen to the Sufi's muse to believe that this howling dry wind can also tune a music so soulful! It is a reader's sojourn in a caravan to unfold the mysteries of life in an attempt to explore 'a sufibhakt's fonts in mass rapture with Bhagwan's theatre'. As a tribute to Emily Dickinson, Antonio Porchia and Rabindranath Tagore THE SUFI'S GARLAND is an utterly hypnotic read in its truest sense.

Manav Sachdeva Maasoom

Kiran Desai's 'The Inheritance of Loss'

Nilanshu Kumar Agarwal

History & Criticism

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