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Reading more like a hyper extension of Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” than an introduction to an explosion of technology, James Barrat’s “Our…
Shane Keith Warne’s only approach towards the game of cricket was one rooted in intensity. An approach that never took any prisoners and…
Reading Haruki Murakami is like sampling the Durian. For the uninitiated, the Durian is an obnoxious smelling, even more obnoxious tasting, ravaged and…
Finding a typically ingenious yet deep way to describe her harrowing experience with bouts of manic depression, the indomitable late Carrie Fisher once said, “One is…
A poignant and mesmerising work that captures the myriad patois of a city considered by many Indians to be the holiest of places…
You know (or at least you strongly suspect), that your sibling is a notorious murderer on the run, and consequently the focus of…
Matt Taibbi has penned an essential, excoriating and evocative work that can be considered to be a pioneering effort in the realm of…
“How Asia Works…” (“The book”) comes highly recommended, garnering rave reviews from the likes of Bill Gates etc. The book more than merely…
“If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha” – Sam Manekshaw The…
A finalist for the 2018 Business Book Awards, “Fully Connected” (“the book”) by the Honorary Visiting Professor at Cass Business School and at…