Sayantan Ghosh Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Sayantan Ghosh

Two Annie Ernauxs in book recommendation this week, in case you're thinking about starting your Annie Ernaux journey this might be where you'd want to begin. For @DailyO_. https://t.co/wduxlHOEnv

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February's first book recommendation. A haunting and sublime longing to belong. For @DailyO_. https://t.co/D1G60GtqhL

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Since it's officially hot in Delhi, I've decided to only read and write about gripping and twisted summer reads all month. In today's column, a lit fest turns into a murder scene. After spending over a decade in publishing, I didn't complain. For @DailyO_. https://t.co/nCOs2bvooI

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Easiest way to know if someone is a masochist: find out if they have read 'A Little Life' and are still buying a copy of Hanya Yanagihara's new novel which is out this week. Of course I am.

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In which I write about an old companion, one of my favourite books by a forever favourite recluse. This week's book recommendation is Haruki Murakami's 'What I Talk About When I Talk About Running', perhaps the slimmest memoir ever written. For @DailyO_. https://t.co/6um6xRR5lU

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A new week. A new book recco. This time inside the chilly aisles of a convenience store for misfits by Sayaka Murata. For @DailyO_. https://t.co/dLRmeC69ru

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A woman encounters an actual bear living on a property where she has just arrived and falls deeply in love with it. But there's more to it. This week's book recommendation is wilder than usual. Bear with me. For @DailyO_. https://t.co/pFifnFnQdu

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Thrilled to bits that Jokha Alharthi's magnificent novel BITTER ORANGE TREE translated from the Arabic by Marilyn Booth and published by @SimonSchusterIN has been shortlisted for the world's oldest literary prize — the James Tait Black Prizes. https://t.co/b62hCtFIei