Book review
Review: Mad Sisters of Esi, a Novel of Conviction, Imagination and Longing
Book review of Tashan Mehta’s second book Mad Sisters of Esi by Drishya Maity
Book Review: The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams
The Dictionary of Lost Words is a work of historical fiction centred around a girl who finds refuge from life’s tragedies and society’s inequalities in collecting words and their meanings, especially those rejected by a traditional dictionary—the first one of its kind.
The Song of the Cell: A Critical Third Note in a Lyrical Life Quartet
A fiction fan narrates his growing fascination with Siddhartha Mukherjee’s books on the human body, and introduces the Pulitzer-winner’s latest in the context of his oeuvre.
History, Filmy Filmy Style | Book Review
What happens when a renowned historian narrates history as told by feature films? Utter hilarity, if the historian happens to be Alex von Tunzelmann.
El Clasico: A Brilliant Book About a Bitter Rivalry
Sport is packed with rivalries and perhaps there is no rivalry as fierce as the one they call ‘El Clasico.’
The Martian Returns…Sort Of!
Andy Weir has returned to the “one man lost in space” formula with his new book, Project Hail Mary.
History as You Have Never Read It!
Mention the word “history” and it is a fair chance that the first image that will come to your mind will be that of a hefty book, that in most cases than not, is not the easiest to read.