It would hold no wonder that one hasn’t heard of ‘The Sensualist’. Perhaps it is because, Ruskin Bond, the writer, has never been associated with literature of this kind. Also, the fact that even though The Sensualist was written…

The Lost Symbol is the fifth book by author Dan Brown, after his major bestsellers, Digital Fortress (1998), Angels and Demons (2000), Deception Point (2001), and The Da Vinci Code (2003)…

The title ‘Fortune at the bottom of the Pyramid’ is a rather counter-intuitive title, hinting at the poor of the world being a source of money. But this is exactly what this book is about. It not only introduces, but proves conclusively…

Based on the 1936 best selling novel by Margaret Mitchell, Gone With the Wind stands as one of the most unforgettable American epic films. Primarily a love story…

A very candid and casual journey into the experiences of a very successful personality, Go Kiss the World is a book that is bound to bring about a positive shade…

2 States is Chetan Bhagat’s fourth book after 3 immensely popular novels; Five Point Someone, One Night at the Call [...]

Recently I read the book ‘On War’ which is a classic military text, written by General Carl Von Clausewitz. He makes an attempt to understand the rapidly changing nature of war in Napoleonic Europe, as the old military order was destroyed and first national armies were raised…

Lost Flamingoes is Siddharth’s second book. The first book – ‘The Last Song of Dusk’ has been translated into ten languages, won the Betty Trask Award (UK); the Premio Grinzane Cavour (Italy)…

Fiction Based on the assassination has always been an interesting topic in the modern era which is pregnant with instances of terrorism and genocide. Mohammed Hanif’s first book takes the same subject…

Favouring righteousness, questioning the social norms and demanding one’s rights have always been matters of a continuous struggle, huge problems, utter chaos and pains for everyone…