FarzanaFarzana tells the rags to riches story of one of the most colourful characters in Indian history. In a life spanning the chaotic years between the collapse of the Mughal empire and advent of the British, this child of the streets beguiled her way to command of a private army, confidante of the emperor and ruler of the most progressive principality in northern India. Her troops often held the balance of power. Her hospitality was the talk of the age

author of No Such Thing As Perfect Louise O'Neill

Colours of Kanchenjunga is an eclectic mix of Nepali short stories

neurological and environmental causes of

His death looks like a hit-and-run

join trade unions

Office Diversions - from rubbish-bin basketball to management-speak bingo any excuse to procrastinate and decrease productivity

He covers psychedelics

and precise that it becomes invisible

Karigan G'ladheon's adventure continues in the much-anticipated sixth installment in the NEW YORK TIMES bestselling series

officers and sportsmen

border crossing

our beliefs and ourselves