Book Review of ‘My Name Is Red’, by Orhan Pamuk. 544 Pages | Buy Book Review by Anil Saxena A Masterpiece of Psychological Mystery and Artistic Debate This remarkable 688-page psychological murder mystery set in medieval Turkey, penned by the 2006 Nobel Laureate in Literature, Orhan Pamuk, is a compelling page-turner in the “whodunit” thriller […]
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Book Review of ‘A Chequered Brilliance’, by Jairam Ramesh 744 pages | Buy Book Review by Anil Saxena A Portrait of a Paradox: VK Krishna Menon A Chequered Brilliance by Jairam Ramesh is a biography of one of India’s most controversial yet influential figures—VK Krishna Menon. A politician, diplomat, and freedom stalwart of a unique
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Book Review: Swami Vivekananda – The Living Vedanta by Chaturvedi Badrinath 480 pages | Buy Book Book Review by Anil Saxena A Remarkable Work Beyond Biography Chaturvedi Badrinath, an IAS officer and a philosopher, offers in this book not just another account of Swami Vivekananda’s teachings. This is no run-of-the-mill biography. It is a scholarly,
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One Hundred Years of Solitude – By Gabriel García Márquez 448 pages | Buy Book Book Review by Anil Saxena (Reviewed on a Second Reading) Why Read a Classic More Than Once While reading One Hundred Years of Solitude a second time, I came to this little realization: classics ought not to be read only
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