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Radhika Nathan on writing about history – Author Interview
Radhika Nathan is the two novels 'The Mute Anklet' and the 'A time to Burnish' - both of them soaked in the history of...
Me The Jokerman by Khushwant Singh, Maya Dayal
Khushwant Singh has to be envied. He died at 99 while still churning out a couple of books every year. A year after his...
The Singles Game by Lauren Weisberger
The Singles Game by Lauren Weisberger follows a formula. An average girl visits the high-glamour world, tries to live the rules of the world...
A Time to Burnish by Radhika Nathan
A Time to burnish by Radhika Nathan is a romantic thriller in the backdrop of art and antiquities theft. I earlier read 'The Mute...
The Kangra Valley Train by Premola Ghose, Ram Rahman
The Kangra Valley Train by Premola Ghose is an illustrated book. A book that talks about a subject through multiple mediums – text, pictures...
Love Everyone by Parvati Markus – on Neem Karoli Baba
Love Everyone by Parvati Markus is the tale of the hippie generation. The generation that was born in the West but came to the...
Amma: Biography of Jayalalithaa by Vaasanthi
Jayalalithaa is an enigmatic personality. She gracefully ruled the two most difficult professional worlds. She was in professions that are subject to most public scrutiny....
Panorama – Short Stories by Shilpi Chaklanobis
Panorama by Shilpi Chaklanobis is a collection of short stories that take a byte of your day to day life. Imagine a scoop of...
Grassroots Innovation by Anil K. Gupta
Grassroots Innovation by Prof Anil Gupta was something I was waiting to read for a long time. I have been following Prof Gupta's work...
The Vegetarian by Han Kang – Book Review
The Vegetarian by Han Kang won the 2016 Man Booker Prize. That is what made me pick up this book for reading. I also...
