Book Review – Infernosgarden

Book Review: Empire of Pain by Patrick Radden Keefe

Keefe’s journalistic prose and in-depth research evokes extreme reaction within a reader and makes your blood boil.

Lauren Groff’s writing is poetic, subtly witty and superlative.

Labatut’s ingenious storytelling amalgamates fiction and non-fiction while exploring the Golden Age of Physics.

Through her memoir, Farah Bashir paints a picture of her life spent in Kashmir.

The book traces the era of Lahore’s last ruling female monarch before the British looted and colonised Punjab.

Peters’ outlook forces us to relook at the flawed social structure. It gives voice to the little known challenges.

This cross-generational tale set during the dust-bowl era explores poverty, bravery and motherhood.

A book that implores the audience to know more about Chinese history and the the Sino-Japanese war.

A book that explores the Geisha culture in Japan.

A beautiflly woven tale of Goddess Circe whose affinity for mortals transformed her life.