Putting life under the lens

The latest in Jeffery Archer’s William Warwick series explores yet another facet of crime

Adulting! Not so easy!

Adulting is appropriate for confused young adults! Several issues related to millennials are seen surfacing in this entertaining book.

During their days at Oxford, Archer would often bump into Pataudi at university’s sports club Vincent’s.

Jeffrey Archer’s latest novel is an exciting blend that combines the nexus between politics and capitalism, making it a rivetting read.

It's going to be fascinating to see how it works out, he said.

Subterfuges, lies and betrayal follow each other in the dramatic and twisted tales of characters in the final book of Clifton series.

The 76-year-old writer, whose "This Was a Man" had a global release on November 3, will also travel to Bengaluru, Pune and Mumbai.

"This Was a Man" is a captivating final installment of the "Clifton Chronicles", a series of seven novels

Jeffery Archer talks about his latest book, and how it is never easy sending a book to the publisher, no matter how seasoned you are

The example he cites is of a pirated version of "Passenger to Frankfurt" in which the author's name is wrongly mentioned as Archer's.