TBCP Acquisitions: August and September

TBCP Acquisitions: August and September

Some books arrive at exactly the right moment. This monsoon, The Bombay Circle Press brings you four new acquisitions that between them cover leadership, money, the human mind and the messy, magnificent terrain of modern womanhood. There’s something here for every kind of reader.  Bend, Don’t Break AI is reshaping jobs. Teams are being reinvented […]

Dystopian books that are a must-read!

Dystopian books that are a must-read!

An attractive genre of literature, dystopian fiction is classified by highly futuristic societies, which are technologically advanced but socially, maybe not so much. It often portrays a total destruction of the natural environment, and a loss of individuality in the society. If you love reading dystopian English novels, The Bombay Circle Press is here with […]

Books based on Food

Books based on Food

  The Bombay Circle Press is back with a reading list for summer. This time, we are looking at books where food is more than just a meal, it shapes stories, carries emotions, and sometimes even solves a murder. Get comfortable, grab a snack, and dig in.   The Bastard of Istanbul by Elif Shafak […]

Book Clubs in Jaipur

Book Clubs in Jaipur

It’s fitting that a city known for hosting one of the world’s largest literary festivals also has one of India’s most active book club scenes. Across the country, reading circles have quietly evolved from living-room gatherings into a genuine cultural movement. Jaipur has embraced this shift wholeheartedly. If you’re on the hunt for fellow bookworms […]

The Women’s Fiction Genre Doesn’t Exist

The Women’s Fiction Genre Doesn’t Exist

The classification of books as “Women’s Fiction” seems outdated, and leads readers to a limited perspective. Why should a book be marketed towards only women, especially when fiction is the one form that is universal? For decades, the understanding of women’s fiction has been that it exists outside the normative genre. The textbook definition of […]

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