Some stories are so gripping that they feel like they belong in the world of fiction, yet they are all too real. The Best Non-Fiction Books That Read Like Fiction have the power to immerse readers in tales of survival, crime, history, and human resilience—while keeping them on the edge of their seats. From harrowing
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When Alba de Céspedes published “There’s No Turning Back” in 1938, she likely knew she was lighting a flame that would both illuminate and burn. The novel, which follows eight young women at a Roman boarding house during their university years, was immediately banned by Mussolini’s Fascist regime for its subversive portrayal of female independence
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Chenyasha is the third book by Arnav Agrawal, and although it is my first read by him, I approached it with an open mind and a genuine appreciation for young authors who dare to put their creative work into the world. Writing a book at the age of 13 is an admirable achievement, and Arnav
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Welcome to TRB Lounge! We’re thrilled to host author Robert A. Walker today, who will be unveiling an intriguing excerpt from their new fantasy series, The Legend of Baelon, Six Moons, Seven Gods. Dive in and get an exclusive sneak peek into the intriguing world they’ve crafted in their latest work! About the Book Six
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When literary genius meets adept translation, magic happens. And this is exactly what readers are treated to in The Middlemen of Vedapura, a political satire by Sahitya Akademi and Padma Shri awardee Indira Parthasarathy, now brought to life in English by M.K. Sudarshan. Originally written in Tamil, this 1995 novel has already claimed its rightful
Bertrand Russell’s The Problems of Philosophy is a seminal work that serves as both an introduction to and a profound exploration of some of the most enduring questions in philosophy. First published in 1912, the book remains a cornerstone of philosophical literature, offering readers a lucid and systematic examination of epistemology, metaphysics, and the nature of reality.
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By Harsimran Kaur The self-deprecating Saif Ali Khan, the mysterious robber in a trance of maraud and the discreditable dagger! A typical Hindi movie scene but this time Saif was the protective father fighting the hair-raising antagonism of the intruder skirting his house in real. What were his intentions? Heated debates are doing the rounds,
As India gears up for the Union Budget 2025, leading voices from the technology sector share their expectations and recommendations for policy initiatives. Industry leaders from diverse segments including AI, healthcare, wearables, and digital solutions emphasize the need for strategic investments in emerging technologies, digital infrastructure, and workforce development. With India’s AI market poised for
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Stepping into the new calendar year means surfing through a barrage of forwarded new year greetings. Answering the ones personally addressed with a hint of originality, I was transported to childhood days when we used to write new year greetings on postcards to every family we knew. Then came the era of greeting cards that
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Hope you had a great start to the New Year. Can’t believe that it is already almost 10 days into 2025. Honestly, as the year 2025 rolled in, I had no intention of setting any goals. At all! 2024 put our family through the wringer and was a classic example of life changing in an
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