Gandhari Ki Atmakatha by Manu Sharma
Gandhari Ki Atmakatha, Ah Mahabharat again! This time as a story of Gandhari, only focusing on what she knew, what she saw and her...
The Moslems are Coming by Azad Essa
A collection of pieces written by a young Muslim South African blogger of Indian origin for various publications over a period of time have...
Difficult Pleasures by Anjum Hasan
Anjum Hasan’s writing is something that grows slowly on you. For the first couple of stories in Difficult Pleasures, I could not make out...
The Blogging Revolution by Antony Loewenstein
An Australian Jew goes around five non-democratic countries. 3 in the middle east - Iran, Syria, Egypt and two others: China & Cuba. Talks...
The Edge of Desire By Tuhin A Sinha
Mahabharat has been an inspiration to writers through the ages. They have tried to see the reflections of the elements of a great story...
The Man Within My Head by Pico Iyer
If I had one word to describe this book The Man Within My Head, it would be ‘Haunting’.
The author describes Ghosts, Gods, and Fathers...
Sly Company of the People Who Care by Rahul Bhattacharya
I am quite confused by this book Sly Company of the People Who Care. The subject was very interesting. An almost unknown land of...
The East India Company by Gurcharan Das, Tirthankar Roy
The East India Company is the third book in the series ‘The Story of Indian Business’. It takes you through the journey of probably...
Tamarind City by Bishwanath Ghosh
Chennai, a city that has been the true South India for me. And probably for most North Indians like me. Both because of its...
A Calendar too Crowded by Sagarika Chakraborty
There is a calendar full of days to celebrate women. Or to bring the focus back to issues related to women. Despite them, the...
