An amateur’s attempt at being Michiko Kakutani!
Grit, Gumption and Greatness. These were the three infallible attributes of the man voted by the Runners World Magazine as the Greatest Runner…
This is one of the best books that Michael Lewis has ever written! The embellished nature of the book is singularly attributable to…
If you are looking for the searing and adrenaline coursing book that lays out the blood and gore of the battle for the…
Reading Haruki Murakami is like sampling the Durian. For the uninitiated, the Durian is an obnoxious smelling, even more obnoxious tasting, ravaged and…
The saga of the Cliftons and the Barringtons surges ahead in Jeffrey Archer’s sequel to the bestselling “Only Time Will Tell”. Tom Bradshaw…
The master of the macabre sets aside his chosen genre of craft and instead devotes himself to introspecting the tenets that lead to…
Hugh Sebag-Montefiore in this stirring and meticulously researched account, narrates the gallantry, grit and gumption of the British Expeditionary Forces (“BEF”) in their…
Michael Foley is fast becoming a personal favourite. If “The Age of Absurdity” was a pleasant surprise, “Embracing The Ordinary” has been nothing…
While some autobiographies constitute an exercise in monotonous trumpeting of the self, there are some that traverse the path of introspection. However rare…
The author of the best selling “Band of Brothers” and “D-Day” comes up with yet another compelling read with “The Wild Blue”. In…