Be the first to pre-order @gaurgopald's newest and most personal book yet — You Can Have It All  Most of us spend our lives chasing our dreams – happiness, love, good health, financial freedom, security and more. In his new book, Gaur Gopal Das asks us: Can we really have it

#Delhi readers, join us for a compelling conversation on the significance of translation and storytelling with @arunava, Poonam Saxena, and Anisur Rahman, moderated by @SwatiDaftuar. Together, they will explore how literature travels across borders—reshaping ideas, bridging

“I’m not living in fear anymore,” says #PiyushMishra, Author of #TumhariAuqaatKyaHaiPiyushMishra

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“Writer’s block is not a real thing,” says #PiyushMishra, the inimitable writer, actor and poet.

We’re here at the launch of #PiyushMishra’s iconic new book, ‘Tumhari Auqaat Kya Hai, Piyush Mishra’ at @kunzum bookstores in GK2.

#Mumbai readers, get ready to meet @aninditaghose, editor of the phenomenal new anthology The Only City, at your favourite bookstores across the city on 21st November — and get your copies signed! You’ll also have the chance to meet some of the brilliant contributors to the book.

OUT NOW! Is foreign capital a force for development or a vehicle of extraction? India’s policymakers have wrestled with this question for more than a century, but the answer, as it turns out, has never been simple. In Traders, Speculators, and Captains of Industry,

Delighted to share that @ChimamandaReal’s #DreamCount and Ruchir Joshi’s #GreatEasternHotel have been nominated for the 2026 Dublin Literary Award. These outstanding works exemplify the brilliance and nuance that define contemporary fiction. We congratulate the authors on this

Ranjay Gulati is a good friend, but he’s also someone whose advice I value immensely. Even as a Professor of Business at HBS, his sensibility reaches far beyond management; it embraces the full breadth of human experience. Ranjay’s new book How to Be Bold is a reminder that in

We are delighted to share that A Sixth of Humanity by Devesh Kapur and @arvindsubraman has been featured in the Financial Times Best Books of 2025: Economics, selected by @martinwolf_. This compelling account of independent India’s development journey explores how the nation

#Kolkata readers, we invite you to an evening dedicated to the power and urgency of translation. Translator Sayari Debnath (@pureheroinetwts) will be in conversation with Mohul Bhattacharya, Features Writer, The Statesman, as they discuss why translated literature matters now

In What Remains After A Fire, @KanzaJaved weaves stories of women united by their search for love and acceptance in a world governed by men. Dive into an exclusive excerpt on @scroll_in: https://t.co/wglVeXjFvI #READWithHarperCollins

Delighted to see several of our remarkable books in the Top 10 of the Indian Non-Fiction category in The Asian Age! Shattered Lands by @SamDalrymple123, A Sixth of Humanity by Devesh Kapur and @arvindsubraman, MS Swaminathan by Priyambada Jayakumar (@pjkc23), and The Outsider by

Marked by @gaurgopald’s signature humour, empathy and wisdom, You Can Have It All invites readers to shift perspective, confront blind spots and cultivate the self-compassion needed to navigate this beautiful, complicated thing called life. Read @PTI_News’ feature:

In You Can Have It All, @gaurgopald charts a refreshingly bold path to balance, meaning and inner alignment — a transformative framework for everyone who is trying to hold ambition and fulfilment together, without sacrificing either. Read @thetribunechd’s feature:

You Can Have It All speaks to anyone struggling with balance amid fast-paced expectations, shifting family dynamics and emotional and professional pressure. Through warm stories, timeless philosophy and relatable real-life moments, @gaurgopald explores ideas of connection,

‘A tribute to the attributes that remain the hallmark of the Armed Forces’, writes @VijayMohan_1’s in his review of Swapnil Pandey’s (@swapy6)Wings of Valour — a moving account to the bravery, sacrifice, and everyday heroism of the Indian Air Force. Read more at @thetribunechd:

Read an exclusive excerpt from Mumbai: A Million Islands by Sidharth Bhatia (@bombaywallah) — a powerful and piercing exploration of how Mumbai has been reshaped by relentless transformation. Via @thewire_in: https://t.co/LbDbibl6BP #READWithHarperCollins

#Mumbai readers, get ready to meet @aninditaghose, editor of the phenomenal new anthology The Only City, at your favourite bookstores across the city on 21st November — and get your copies signed! You’ll also have the chance to meet some of the brilliant contributors to the book.