Review of The Last Question and The Last Answer by Issac Asimov

Understanding #MeToo as a Revolution

When they are not paid trolls or a potential accused themselves, I pity the men earnestly and…

Short Book Review: Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray

SBR: In the second decade of the twenty-first century, sitting in the thoroughly modern Indian city of Bangalore, the cares and concerns and games of British elites and social climbers of the early nineteenth century, even…

Short Book Review: Post Mortem by Peter Terrin

SBR: When a writer decides to write a novel about a writer who, in turn, writes a novel about a writer, it shouldn’t be surprising that you get a book with rich, imaginative language, but self-indulgent content. There is a father struggling with a…

Is Happiness also becoming a Rat Race?

It has happened more often than I like. I start getting passionate or agitated while talking…