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Who has not thought of being a super-hero! Everybody has one or the other time given wings to the dream that a Jinnie would appear out of a lamp and grant you three wishes.
Following the delightful and unconventional Life of Pi, Yann Martel’s Beatrice and Virgil was maybe unfairly burdened with expectations long before it’s release.
Two political sagas – set in two different centuries – form the plot of Ashwin Sanghi’s second novel, Chanakya’s Chant.
‘The All Bengali Crime Detectives’ (ABCD) is a breezy and light hearted mystery set in contemporary Kolkata.
There are some writers and some books where in spite of knowing that this book will leave me hanging mid-way you just need to read them.
Henning Mankell’s The Man from Beijing advertises itself as a political thriller and a detective story spanning generations and continents.
‘The Harappa Files’, author Banerjee informs us in the opening pages of this hilarious book, are the result of the decade-long labours of the Greater Harappa Rehabilitation
'The goat, the sofa and Mr Swami' weaves together the two most discussed subjects in India – cricket and politics.
In any disaster - be it at a country level, or at a personal level - it is impossible to understand what the victim feels, unless one himself is a victim.
Did you know that Sachin Tendulkar was the first batsman to be given out based on a TV replay?