Book Review | A refreshingly original fiction on power of ragas

The short easy read is a mere 137 pages, but laudably, refreshingly original.

Book Review | Convention-bound aesthetic, too many subplots clutter up big picture

Historically significant characters flit in and out of the book.

Cathy Scott-Clark and Adrian Levy are two of the world’s best known investigative writers with several acclaimed books to their name.

The special thing is that from the facts before him, Lambah has produced a new way of seeing.

Wajid puts her heroines through emotional turmoil. The writing is decent with good surprise twists in the plot that take the readers unaware

The credit for ‘discovering’ Krishnagopal Mallick goes to university professor and novelist Niladri R. Chatterjee

Pompeo admits that his China policy was not as successful as he might have hoped & maintains the efforts to contain China must be continued.

Wry humour runs in and out through the stories, lifting the mood, sometimes even in a macabre manner at a funeral!

The challenge that Prabhakar faces is how to shame a government for its forgivable & unforgivable lapses because of its propaganda din.

It effortlessly covers a substantial part of history, and the lives of many people.