Roderick Matthews
Shashi Tharoor misses history for the sake of wounded national pride
A part anthropological, part sociological and part vicarious portrait of a slice of Pakistan
Ruskin Bond relives his journey from the isolation of childhood to the home he found in the hills
Two books that show the danger of making extreme, and often ideological, assumptions in economics
Four storytellers redeem the modern whodunnit by defying the familiar props of the genre