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68BooksThe Emperor of All Maladies By Siddhartha Mukherjee
Pulitzer Prize–winning Siddhartha Mukherjee’s The Emperor of All Maladies returns in an updated edition, offering fresh insights into the latest advances in...
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4BooksINKBOUND : METICULOUS JONES AND THE SHADOW COMPASS
When an inspector threatens to expose the Joneses’ darkest secret, Metty has no choice. The only way to protect her family is...
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74BooksUnfolding By Rahul Singh
An exceptional debut novel that follows an affluent homosexual couple in Kolkata and a working-class Muslim mother in the city’s slums, Unfolding ventures where...
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158BooksGhost-Eye By Amitav Ghosh Is Out
Travelling between late-sixties’ Calcutta and present-day Brooklyn, Ghost-Eye is an urgent and expansive novel, from one of our greatest living storytellers, about family, fate...
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145BooksIntroducing Brachio: A Towering New Children’s Fable from HarperCollins Children’s Books
Tina Narang, Executive Publisher – HarperCollins Children’s Books India says, “We are proud to publish Brachio, a book that will easily stand out...
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139BooksThe Emperor Of All Maladies By Siddhartha Mukherjee
The story of cancer is a human one—a tale of chance discoveries, seized opportunities and human endurance. From innovative early surgeries to...
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215BooksMemes for Mummyji By Santosh Desai
From selfies and what they mean to the travails of modern love and the new vocabulary of politics, Santosh Desai returns to...
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181BooksShattered Lands And A Sixth of Humanity | Financial Times Best Books of 2025
HarperCollins India is proud to announce that two of our titles have been selected for the Financial Times Best Books of 2025 list.
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170BooksAMITAV GHOSH – GHOST- EYE
This December, one of our greatest storytellers returns with a captivating new novel about family, fate, and our fragile planet.
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248BooksTHE INVISIBLE SUN – A Guide for the Soul from Rumi’s Master By Attar & Translated By Sholeh Wolpé
The Invisible Sun widely introduces the work of Attar—the master Rumi called “the spirit” and himself “its shadow”—to English-speaking readers as never before....
