From the International Booker Prizewinning authortranslator duo of Tomb of Sand, a powerful, kaleidoscopic novel about a fractured society. A city teeters on the edge of chaos. A society lies fractured along fault lines of faith and ideology. A playground becomes a battleground. A looming silence grips the public. Against this backdrop, Shruti, a writer paralysed by the weight of events, tries to find her words, while Sharad and Hanif, academics whose voices are drowned out by extremism, find themselves caught between clichs and government slogans. And theres Daddu, Sharads father, a beacon of hope in the growing darkness. As they each grapple with thoughts of speaking the unspeakable, an unnamed narrator takes on the urgent task of bearing witness. First published in Hindi in 1998, Our City That Year is a novel that defies easy categorisation. Its a time capsule, a warning siren, and a desperate plea. Geetanjali Shrees shimmering prose, in Daisy Rockwells nuanced and consummate translation, takes us into a fever dream of fragmented thoughts and halffinished sentences, mirroring the disjointed reality of a city under siege. Readers will find themselves haunted long after the final page, grappling with questions that echo far beyond Indias borders.

Binding: Paperback;442 pages; Publisher: Tilted Axis Press; Classification: FA; Weight: 514 g; Dimensions: 130 x 198 x 37

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