Bookend – Where reading meets review

This short but powerfully influential book has the potential to not only spur the reader towards bouts of engaging introspection, but also to…

In this where A.J.Cronin-meets-Sebastian Faulks-meets-Atul Gawande novel, Ms.Maylis De Kerangal reaches her apogee of narration and imagination. This is a book which will…

The author of the bestselling “The Power of Habit”, once again returns to a dissection of his favourite sphere of professional interest. In…

Reading “The Only Story” by Julian Barnes is akin to setting out random thoughts on paper after ingesting a couple (or more) of…

Two footnotes in this book reveal in stark detail the character (of a total lack of it) of the author. I have no…

“The Culture Code” seeks to unearth the secret behind a quintessential question that has been a quandary spanning geographies, time spans and intellects…

In this radical and ingenious book, forecaster and researcher James Wallman identifies the one scourge that is plaguing the homes and minds of…

If you intend your work to sell 40 million copies, get translated into multiple languages and even after years of its publication, continue…

Dean Koontz starts off like a sleek and racy Shanghai Maglev, loses momentum in between but still maintaining the look and feel of…

One of the finest journalists of our times regales us with a power packed, fast paced, flowing narrative chronicling the topical events to…