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Best Books to Read This Year (2026)

If you want the best reading experience of 2026, grab Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar. It is a brilliant, haunting standout that beats everything else I have read this year.

Easy Ind Editorial
5 min read
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Best Business Books to Read in 2026

If you read just one business book, make it Zero to One for how it rewires the way you think about building. Here's when the others serve you better.

Easy Ind Editorial
5 min read
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Best Non-Fiction Books to Read in 2026

If you read one non-fiction book this year, make it Sapiens, a sweeping, mind-expanding history of us. Here's who should start somewhere else.

Easy Ind Editorial
5 min read
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Best Fantasy Books to Read in 2026

New to fantasy or returning to it, The Name of the Wind is the beautifully written place to start. Here's who should pick a different door in.

Easy Ind Editorial
5 min read
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Best Self-Help Books to Read in 2026

If you read one self-help book this year, make it Atomic Habits, practical, proven, no fluff. Here's who should start somewhere else instead.

Easy Ind Editorial
5 min read
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Best Thriller Novels to Read in 2025

If you read one thriller this year, make it The Silent Patient, a debut with a twist that genuinely lands. Here's what to pick depending on the kind of tension you like.

Easy Ind Editorial
5 min read
1984 | George Orwell | International Bestseller Book

George Orwell's 1984 Today: Enduring Relevance, Modern Surveillance & India's Reality

George Orwell's *1984* is more than a classic; it's a lens for understanding our world. This analysis explores its enduring relevance, from modern surveillance capitalism and "alternative facts" to a stark examination of India's Aadhaar system and facial recognition technology, asking if we are living in the dystopia he warned us about.

Rattan Singh
5 min read