Vanishing Acts by Ranjit Hoskoté, winner of the Sahitya Akademi Golden Jubilee Award 2004, brings together some of his best poetry, drawn from his three published collections, along with a substantial body of new poems. While continuing to explore the int 1st ed. 236p.

“The avtar is a fascinating metaphor where deities, people, and objects assume new forms and play new roles in altered contexts while preserving something of their original impulse. Books, too, can renew and extend themselves in this way; and in this sens 1st ed. 224p.

1st ed. 208p.,112 Colour Plates; 27 Black & White Plates; 27cm.

Iranna GR was born in 1970, and has painted professionally for 10 years. His studentship took place amid great upheaval in the Indian class system and a fierce debate about Indian art. The State ceased to control the economy thus opening the country up to 1st ed. 128p., 28cm.

Born in Lahore in 1925, Khanna learnt the tools of his trade at the evening classes conducted at the Mayo School of Art, Lahore. In the wake of India’s partition he moved to Simla and thereafter to Delhi where he currently lives and works. So far, he has 1st ed. 144p., 116 Colour Illustrations; 33cm.