“black and white drawings of girls and tigers”

A controversial, painfully intimate depiction of race in America by the esteemed author of ‘We were the Mulvaneys’, ‘Blonde’ and ‘The Falls’. Fifteen years after the mysterious death of Minette Swift – a 19-year-old black girl enrolled as a scholarship student in an exclusive liberal... More

Even the 21st century women in general and Indian women in particular are still floating in an undefined, ambivalent space. There are areas of black, like domestic violence and sexual harassment. White areas where cooperation among women has helped them find their footing in the economy, and then th... More

The book aims to lay before the reader a particular melodramatic tradition of the Hindi film as perfected by Guru Dutt in his extra ordinary film career. Hardbound,New Book... More

The White Tiger is a compelling first novel about the new India that is growing roots all around us, in unexpected and often ominous ways. 'Compelling, angry, and darkly humorous, The White Tiger is an unexpected journey into a new India. Aravind Adiga is a talent to watch.' Mohsin Hamid, Booker-s... More

If you're a White man interested in dating Black women, this book shows you how to make it happen. Learn how Black women think, what they like and don't like to see in White men, and where and how to go about meeting them. Find out how to cope with public reaction to interracial couples, learn how t... More

"Black & White: Am I Going to Heaven?" is a book about many of the misconceptions surrounding whether or not we will go to heaven. Many feel if they are a good person, God will have to let them in. But the truth is we are all sinners. No one is worthy to get into heaven. Only those who accept the gi... More

Black illustrations against a white background depict such objects as an elephant, butterfly, and leaf. (Baby/Preschool)Share these familiarshapes with your baby. It is never too earlyto look and talktogether... More

An English lawyer's account of travels through the Mid-Atlantic and South, with considerable commentary on racial relations and politics.... More