Sisyphus is Happy and Selected Poems by Sanjana Saksena – Review
Poetry is nobody’s personal property – this is something that must be clear to everyone and anyone whosoever reads or writes poetry. It may be x for me and y…
The Penthouse by Niraj Sharma – Review
Niraj Sharma’s novel The Penthouse is a work that compresses human emotions and ambitions together and creates an amalgam that lets the readers sympathise with the central protagonist – Vito…
Ladies Coupe by Anita Nair – Review
Ladies Coupe is a novel by Anita Nair that has offered the space for varied interpretations by critics, reviewers, scholars and nincompoops alike. Though the author has been denying any…
No Country for Old Men: Cormac McCarthy: Review
“The dead man was lying against a rock with a nickelplated government .45 automatic lying cocked in the grass between his legs.” Well, if you have watched the movie No…
Permanent Record: Edward Snowden – Review
“To my surprise, I found that my name had preceded me. ” What Edward Snowden has written in his book, chapter 3, has certainly been a way to describe what…
Trust in Transaction – Orient BlackSwan: Review
The market is filled with books but choosing the appropriate one to read is a difficult task. The book I am reviewing today is pretty different and unfolds some cognitive…
USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Review
USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Well, the pun in the title of the book by Amit Bagaria is qualified by the subtitle that he has decided to add…
India, The West, and International Order – Review
Sometimes, there are the books that you love to read; sometimes, there are the books that you love reading for different perspectives, different times, many times, time and again. The…
UFOs, Chemtrails and Aliens: What Science Says – Review
Science has certainly changed the way we live and die. It has penetrated deeper into our veins and it has traditionally been challenging the very idea of God. It’s a…
I-Spy: A Peep into the World of Spies by Amit Bagaria – Review
I-SPY: A Peep into the World of Spies is one of the many books written by Amit Bagaria, the emerging author of non-fiction books on political and strategical issues in…
Without God: Science, Belief, Morality, and the Meaning of Life – Review
The biggest question that we face as children, teenagers and grown-ups is undoubtedly the question that questions the very existence of God. Is there any God? Where is he? Where…
She Said – book by Jodi Kantor – Review
Good books are rare. Rare books are good. It works both the ways. However, some books are there that make you think – is it rare? Is it good? Or…