My Best Reads of 2018
Lists are subjective. Reading lists are even more difficult to cobble. Today my list consists of the following books. A few days later it may change ever so slightly. But these are the books that have stayed with me over the months.
Tabish Khair’s Night of Happiness
Anuradha Roy All The Lives We Never Lived
Supriya Kelkar Ahimsa
Mark O’Connell’s To Be A Machine
Alejandro Zambra’s My Documents
Gabriela Wiener Sexographies
Ranjit Hoskote Jonahwhale
Ravish Kumar’s The Free Voice: On Democracy, Culture and the Nation
C G Salamander and Samidha Gunjal’s Puu
Khaled Hosseini Sea Prayer
Nazia Erum’s Mothering a Muslim
Jarrett J Krosoczka’s Hey, Kiddo
Henry Eliot’s The Penguin Classics Book
Cordis Paldano The Dwarf, the Girl and the Goat
Mohammed Hanif Red Birds
Neil Gaiman and Chris Riddell Art Matters
T M Krishna Reshaping Art
Alan Lightman In Praise of Wasting Time
