You've heard about "The greatest Generation” from TV and news casters, read about them, seen documentaries about them...well now's your chance to follow one in action.

After his honorable discharge from the Air Force, in 1944, "Rouge" Ryan starts life anew on the

Author Tony Piazza is a San Francisco Bay Area  native who spent most of his free time reading novels that immersed him in every kind of adventure and mystery, from Jules Vern to Mark Twain and the romantic cowboy Louis L' Amour to the great  works of Shakespeare. And yet, with all

A First-Hand Account of the World’s Most Fascinating Mob Boss

This is not your grandma’s Al Capone. No, you won’t find  that notorious image in this book. He’s not the Al Capone we’ve seen in countless films, documentaries and TV programs, not the Al Capone

To Indians, Mahatma Gandhi is the Father of the Nation. But to some abroad, he has become a subject of strange critiquing. One such person is Jad Adams; a historian working as an author and an independent television producer in London.

Jad has written a biography titled Gandhi: Naked

Aah, now this book could have been so much better and insightful. By adopting the technique of giving a first person account of Bollywood and its ways and an enticing title to boast of, first time author Neeta Shah had the stage set for her to go all out and unveil the true picture of the industry.

I was quite happy to see a book on Mohd. Rafi out there on the stands. Surprisingly, there haven't been many books written on the legendary singer. Even though R.D. Burman, Gulzar and Lata Mangeshkar stay on to be hot favourites amongst the older as well as younger generation as far as

Well, it's May, and whilst it may be freezing here in London, all the talk is about hot summer reading. This newsletter is jam-packed with some of our recommendations, with special mentions going to the two fantastic books that have just been selected to be published from