Historical Fiction

Tamil author Sukumaran’s novel “Jahanara: A Novel” brings to life this remarkable woman’s untold story, drawing on the diaries she kept during her lonely years in the Mughal court.

Curated by Storizen, this month’s selection of Books to Read features an eclectic mix of genres and themes, from the poignant exploration of one-sided love in Anubhav Agrawal’s Why Not Me? - 2 to the chilling mystery of K. Hari Kumar’s Dakini.

In conclusion, “White Blood” is a powerful exploration of social issues through the lens of personal tragedy and resilience.

"Simha's Roar" stands not just as a thrilling conclusion to a trilogy but as proof of Krishnan's ability to breathe life into history.

The translation of "River Prince" not only preserves Kalki's masterful storytelling but also enhances it with detailed descriptions and evocative prose.

"Empire of the Cholas" the historical fiction work by Siddharth Vijayaraghavan that intricately weaves together the life of Angayarkanni, a fisherwoman from Nagapattinam, and her clandestine romance with Vellaiappan, a foreigner, set against the rich tapestry of ancient Chola history.