Book Review: ‘The Remnants of Rebellion’ by Ponnu Elizabeth Mathew
There is no single genre that can contain "The Remnants of Rebellion". It is at once a gothic inheritance tale, a political history, and a personal meditation on grief and belonging.
Book Review: ‘The Hindi Heartland’ by Ghazala Wahab
What distinguishes "The Hindi Heartland" is its intersectional approach. Wahab deftly weaves caste, gender, religion, and class into her analysis, refusing to flatten the region into easy binaries.
9 Best Nonfiction Books to Read in July 2025
Curated by Storizen, this list of the Best Nonfiction Books to Read in July 2025 offers something for every curious mind
Book Review: ‘Proto’ by Laura Spinney
As a general introduction to Indo-European languages, "Proto" succeeds in making a complex subject accessible. But for readers looking for a measured, thoroughly sourced account, the book may feel too fast-paced and speculative.
Book Review: ‘Private Revolutions’ by Yuan Yang
"Private Revolutions" stands out for its readability and emotional resonance. Yang’s empathetic approach ensures that the women’s voices remain at the forefront, making their resilience and determination palpable to the reader.
Book Review: ‘On Democracies and Death Cults’ by Douglas Murray
By the end, "On Democracies and Death Cults" feels less like a conclusion and more like an open question: How do we hold on to our humanity in the face of such darkness?
