Tag: Book Review

Sylvia Yu Friedman’s Fearless is a compelling tapestry of personal experiences, transformative lessons, and a call to action against injustice. The book goes beyond...

Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib popularly known as Mirza Ghalib is an enduring luminary of Urdu poetry, who has captivated generations with his profound, witty,...

Jeet Thayil’s I’ll Have It Here marks a triumphant return to poetry after a hiatus of over a decade, following his acclaimed These Errors...

Golden Sportspersons is more than just a compilation of stories; it is a powerful tribute to the indomitable spirit of India’s greatest athletes. Through...

The Boy with a Hundred Questions, penned by Nalini Ramachandran and published by HarperCollins, is a delightful exploration of childhood curiosity and the boundless...

Miller really hit the jackpot with this one. The book took up a whopping 10 years of her life, and trust me when I...

From a political party with no existence in bengal politics until recently in 2013 to sweeping nearly half of the West...

A Poem a Day is a volume of Indian poetry like no other, selected and translated by Gulzar, one of India’s most renowned...

HarperNonFiction will publish Wuhan Diary: Dispatches from a Quarantined City by well-known Chinese literary writer Fang Fang. The ebook will be published on 15th May...

It has been rightly said, “Sunanda died just as she had lived. Dramatically. Her life bewitched, her death baffled. Just like there are...