Introduction Though the old literature of the Hindoos is deficient in the department of politics—it has no history, no orators, no Demosthenes, no Polybius, no Aristotle; for the dialectic of politics...

F. W. Bain's 'A Syrup of the Bees' is a quintessential example of Orientalist literature, blending Eastern mysticism with Western sensibilities. The novel follows the journey of an Englishman who becomes...

F. W. Bain's 'A Mine of Faults' is a captivating novel that delves into the complexities of human nature and interpersonal relationships. Set against the backdrop of British colonial India, the book explores...

In 'An Essence of the Dusk' by F. W. Bain, the reader is transported to a world of mystical poetry and delicate beauty. The book is a collection of romantic poems that weave together themes of love, nature,...