Keo’s Thai Cuisine by Keo Sananikone
If you know Honolulu, you will probably know the name Keo Sananikone, king of Thai cuisine in Hawaii. Keo, who holds a degree in architecture from the University of Washington, opened his first Honolulu...
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera
History has witnessed many different kinds of revolution, bloody and tame, but never quite anything like the “Velvet Revolution” that took place in Czechoslovakia beginning in the mid-1960s with the “Prague Spring,” a premature...
Spy Dust by Antonio & Jonna Mendez, with Bruce Henderson
In Mad magazine years ago there used to be a running cartoon called “Spy Vs. Spy,” the adventures of a white spy versus a black spy who spent a page or so in each...
The Book of Sushi by Kinjiro Omae & Yazuru Tachibana
Either you love it, or you hate it. Sushi, that is. Raw fish, seaweed, sticky rice, soy sauce, and wasabi. I have a brother-in-law from the Midwest who positively gags at the very thought...
One Hundred More Poems from the Chinese
In 1965, Kenneth Rexroth poet, translator, painter, and guiding angel to the Beat Generation brought out a slim volume of translations, One Hundred Poems from the Chinese (ISBN: 0-8112-0370-0) that soon became a huge...
Kashmir Issue
It has been many years since the establishment of Pakistan. But, Kashmir Issue remains the hottest issue in the region. India and Pakistani have fought three wars on this issue in 1948, 1965 and...
War of independence 1857
War of independence 1857 is a remarkable event in the history of sub-continent. It was initiated to get rid of the British domination. This war was not triggered by a single reason, but multiple...