History does not always move in a straight line. Occasionally it turns - not through gradual improvement, but through a fundamental shift in what becomes possible. New technologies appear that do not simply extend what came before; they change the frame entirely.Quantum computing is such a moment.This book began not as a technical manual or an investment thesis, but as a question that has occupied physicists for half a century: What happens when humanity finally builds a ma...

Forget everything you know about the underwater world. There are no majestic mermaids or graceful swimmers here. At the bottom of the ocean, gravity is absolute, the deep-sea pressure is crushing, and the surface air is a toxic ceiling of death. The people here walk, run, and bleed on the dark ocean floor, surviving in gritty towns and upon massive, hovering wooden warships.J. Salt is just an ordinary, unemployed guy from a dangerously boring town called "Theif." He isn't looking f...

LAMBDA LITERARY AWARD FINALISTLONGLISTED FOR THE MARK TWIN AMERICAN VOICE IN LITERATURE AWARD“A brilliant debut novel.” —Joyce Carol OatesA brother and sister’s paths diverge in the wake of political upheaval: one forced to leave, one left behindOn a small Pacific island, two siblings tune in to a breaking-news radio bulletin. It is 1985, and an Indian grocer has just been attacked by nativi...

What happens when ancient systems of oppression travel across oceans? How do Indian diaspora communities across five nations challenge centuries-old systems of oppression while building new forms of solidarity? Caste, Country, and Creed: Struggles for Social Justice in the Contemporary Indian Diaspora takes readers inside the dynamic world of contemporary social justice activism spanning Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom.Thi...

Cover Art by - Kanishka Rangra (x.com/gungun187702)For hundreds of years, the people of Eternity feared the same story. A story not written in books, but carried through whispers. Quiet voices passed from one generation to another. Most believed it was only a myth created to frighten children and silence curiosity. Others believed the whispers were real.They spoke of four forgotten realms.Four ancient houses.And languages that once held powers beyond imagina...

This book begins with a simple observation.The future of computing is being described as a race to build better machines. Faster processors. Larger models. More powerful quantum systems. The conversation focuses on breakthroughs, on who will reach them first, and on what those machines might eventually do.But something more fundamental is taking shape beneath that narrative.Computing is no longer just about machines. It is becoming infrastructure.For decades...

This book was written in response to three gaps I kept encountering. The first was a conceptual gap: many available explanations either spoke in highly technical language or glossed over essential mechanics. There was room for a work that explained private equity with textbook clarity but narrative warmth -something structured enough for students, detailed enough for practitioners, and readable enough for curious outsiders.The second gap was geographic. Much of the thinking and wri...

Observe your world through the pages of a sketchbook and find art in the everyday moments of ordinary life.How would life change if, whenever you found a free moment, you reached for a sketchbook instead of your phone? Make (Sneaky) Art is not just a guide to drawing on location; it is a way to actively engage with our world and reclaim our attention spans.After moving to the United States, author Nishant Jain began carrying a sketchbook to better ...

Named a Summer Read by: New York Times * Los Angeles Times * Minneapolis Star Tribune * The MillionsAn expansive and poignant novel of love, radical ambition, and intellectual rebirth set at the dawn of World War IAt a party near Stanford University’s campus in 1917, Cora Trent, a graduate student raised in the rugged mining towns of the American West, meets Indra Mukherjee, an Indian revolutionary and freedom fighter newly arrived in Calif...

In a world where the boundary between reality and dreams is fragile, a man is gifted—or perhaps cursed—with the extraordinary ability to dream the future. His nights are filled with visions of events yet to unfold, an enigmatic tapestry of the days to come. But one night, his dream is darker than ever before. He sees his father, the one constant and guiding figure in his tumultuous life, brutally murdered. Waking up drenched in sweat, he realizes this isn't just a figment of his imaginatio...

Love has been in existence since time immemorial and so are troubles and human imperfections. Love stories are not always about big heroism and great sacrifices. Rather, looking around us, love stories are about the imperfections that we carry. It's not about winning some big wars or going to the moon and stars but it's about small things, good or bad.A lawyer, Rann is a regular guy living his life, celebrating every occasion that he can and definitely careless when not arguing in c...

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