book review

In 1990s rural India, two brave women fight to escape society's oppressive gender roles.

In a departure from his first book, Bloodletting and Miraculous Cures, Vincent Lam mines his family background for his second novel.

At the turn of the 20th century, a family opens its country house to a group of stranded train-crash survivors amid preparations for daughter Emerald Torrington's 20th birthday.

In 2009, amid rumours of a stalled career, actor Tony Danza ditched L.A. to pursue his dream of becoming a teacher.

When Frank Money receives a letter that reads, "She be dead," he journeys to Georgia to bring his sister home, but memories of their difficult childhood and his traumatic experiences during the Korean War resurface.