Keshava Guha

Keshava Guha joined Aevitas UK in 2025. He is building an international list, primarily non-fiction but with select fiction projects. His tastes in non-fiction are eclectic: interests include history, biography, social science, mental health, spirituality, music and sport. He is particularly interested in projects with global or transnational themes. Books he loves include: The House of Government by Yuri Slezkine, Behind the Beautiful Forevers by Katherine Boo, The World is What it Is by Patrick French, These Truths by Jill Lepore, Barca by Simon Kuper and anything by Ruth Scurr, Graham Robb, Frances Wilson or Michael Lewis.

He was previously a senior editor at Juggernaut Books in New Delhi, where he published literary fiction as well as history and current affairs. He is also a novelist and essayist: his most recent novel is The Tiger's Share (John Murray, 2025).

Born in Delhi and raised in Bangalore, he is a graduate of Harvard College and the Columbia Publishing Course, and has a master's in creative writing from Goldsmiths, University of London.