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What of the many travels undertaken through history by men and women—through war and peace—that have remained unrecorded, forgotten, and silent? This October, we invite you to the launch of Benyamin’s latest novel, Silent Journeys, a sparkling chronicle of Kerala’s pioneering women. Benyamin’s Silent Journeys brings one such story to life, exploring the remarkable lives of women whose travels shaped communities and inspired generations. In Silent Journeys, we follow Mariamma, a young nurse from Manthalir, Kerala, whose remarkable journey in the 1940s was uncovered decades later by her inquisitive great-grandson. Her story is emblematic of the courage, resilience, and determination...

Some stories delight little ones while also planting the seeds of big ideas. Koko’s Colours of India is one such story—a playful yet profound picture book that celebrates self-confidence, individuality, and the rich hues of India. This October, we’re bringing Koko’s Colours of India off the page with a special read aloud at our Indiranagar store. It’s a chance for children to listen, imagine, and engage with Koko’s world of colour.  Here are the event details:  Date: 11 October 2025 (Saturday) Time: 11:00 AM Venue: Champaca Bookstore, Indiranagar Age: 4–6 years Since the seating is limited, we recommend that you...

Join us on 19th October, for a discussion on Between Worlds, a groundbreaking anthology of Indian science fiction and fantasy. The evening will feature a panel discussion with the editor and contributing authors, exploring the vibrant and diverse voices shaping the future of SFF writing in India. Here are the details:Date: 19 October 2025Time: 6:00 PMVenue: Champaca Bookstore, Vasanth Nagar Since seats are limited, we recommend you sign up here!About the Book:Between Worlds is the introductory Indian speculative fiction anthology of new SFF writing. Eschewing the model of commissioning stories to collect a “best of,” this anthology seeks to ask,...

Some stories are timeless, returning to us with new meanings each time they are retold. Broken Nest and Other Stories, translated by acclaimed poet Sharmistha Mohanty, brings Rabindranath Tagore’s unforgettable tales into a contemporary voice that resonates with today’s readers. At this special discussion, poet and translator Sharmistha Mohanty will be in conversation with writer and scholar Mani Rao, exploring how translation can revive, reframe, and reimagine Tagore’s narratives for new generations. Together, they will reflect on the enduring power of Tagore’s explorations of love, alienation, memory, and the fragile strength of women’s lives. Here are the details:Date: 4 October...

Some books stay with you long after you’ve turned the last page. Heart Lamp, the International Booker Prize–winning anthology by Banu Mushtaq, is one of those rare works. It makes you think and it makes you feel—drawing you into the lived experiences of Indian Muslim women, while also inviting you to reflect on your own world. This October, we’re bringing Heart Lamp off the page and into our lives with an interactive workshop on the idea of freedom at our Indiranagar store.  But this isn’t your usual book discussion. Instead, we’ll explore three of the anthology’s most powerful stories through music,...