Moore beer less fun
Cult crime novelist Christopher goes for farce, but this jigsaw's a puzzler
Bindra's loudest shot
The only Indian to win solo Olympic gold reflects on mental agility - and the fitness of his sport
Bangkok haunted by caricature
John Burdett's 2007 crime novel couldn't match the lustre of his first
The rocket man's ascent
Financier Chirathep Senivongs Na Ayudhya shares his life story and his plans now that he's 45
Silicon Valley's dark hero
Steve Jobs gets another visit as Nation Books re-launches his biography in Thai
Is death really punishment?
Convincing Thailand to stop executing drug dealers might be another mission for the gods of reconciliation
The Boy Wonder's sad decline
A once brilliant political humorist opts for safer and softer travel, much to the despair of at least one of his fans
How China won the Opium War
History records the British as the victors, but history isn't finished with the British yet, and has only just returned its gaze to China
The measure of a life
Well-known Oriyan poet, playwright, and fiction writer JP Das celebrates the autumn of his years with an omnibus of his works
A changing continent
A new book looks at India's new global economic role while examining 63 years of post-independence history
