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Middlemarch by George Eliot review Indian Book Critics

Middlemarch by George Eliot, a detailed review

2 weeks ago

George Eliot’s Middlemarch, published serially between 1871 and 1872, stands as one of the towering achievements of Victorian literature—a novel of such intellectual depth, psychological insight, and social scope that it…

The Hidden Hindu Book 1 Akshat Gupta review Indian Book Critics

The Hidden Hindu Book 1 by Akshat Gupta, a detailed review

Novels

1 month ago

Akshat Gupta’s The Hidden Hindu is an ambitious fusion of mythology, science fiction, and thriller, weaving together ancient Hindu cosmology with a futuristic interrogation narrative. The novel follows Om Shastri, a mysterious…

The Intentional Daughter in Law Dr Meenu Singh review Indian Book Critics

The Intentional Daughter-in-Law: A Journey of Compassion and Care by Dr. Meenu Singh, a detailed review

Non-fiction

1 month ago

Books on relationships often find their perplexing tests in India. We have a complex list of relationships. In-laws, maternal, paternal, distant ones, and occasional relatives who show up at festivals…

Thomas Hardy Novels role of fate editorial Indian Book Critics

When fate bites its piece… Thomas Hardy, his novels and the role of fate – IBC Editorials

Editorials

2 months ago

Have you ever cursed your fate? Have you ever felt bad for someone else’s fate? Okay, coming to the point straight; did you spit abuses when you read about Gabriel…

The Beautiful and Damned F Scott Fitzgerald book review Indian Book Critics

The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott Fitzgerald, a detailed review

Novels

2 months ago

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Beautiful and Damned, published in 1922, stands as a realistic exploration of the Jazz Age, a term Fitzgerald himself coined to describe the decadent, post-World War I…

In her defence navdeep singh shivani dasmahapatra book review Indian Book Critics

In Her Defence: Ten Landmark Judgments on Women in the Armed Forces by Navdeep Singh and Shivani Dasmahapatra, a detailed review

Non-fiction

2 months ago

In Her Defence: Ten Landmark Judgments on Women in the Armed Forces is a seminal work that delves into the intersection of gender, law, and military service in India. Authored…

Legacy of the lost words Ashwini Pratham book review Indian Book Critics

Legacy of the Lost Words by Ashwini Pratham, a detailed review

Novels

3 months ago

Ashwini Pratham’s Legacy of the Lost Words is an enlightening and revealing journey of love, loss, and redemption, weaving together the past and present in a narrative that resonates with quiet…

Reading Friedrich Nietzsche A Friendly Guide Indian Book Critics

The Friedrich Nietzsche Navigator: Why and How Should You Read Nietzsche? A Guide for Beginners & Advanced Readers

Lists

3 months ago

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900) is one of Western philosophy’s most enigmatic and influential figures. Unlike his systematic contemporaries such as Immanuel Kant or G.W.F. Hegel, Nietzsche rejected rigid philosophical frameworks in…

Global Environment and strategic practical application Electric Vehicle charging stations Pravin Sankhwar review Indian Book Critics

Global Environment and Strategic Practical Studies for Application in Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Industry by Pravin Sankhwar, a detailed review

Non-fiction

3 months ago

Pravin Sankhwar’s Global Environment and Strategic Practical Studies for Application in Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Industry is a comprehensive and multidisciplinary exploration of the global business environment, technological advancements, and…

Lucifer was Innocent Tirth Raj Parsana book review Indian Book Critics

Lucifer was Innocent: The Red Pill by Tirth Raj Parsana, a critical review

Non-fiction

3 months ago

In the times that we live, any person walking on the street may be an author, and any ‘house’ on the corner may be a publishing house! There is no…

When Critical Thinking Met English Literature Belinda Hakes review Indian Book Critics

When Critical Thinking Met English Literature by Belinda Hakes, a book review

Non-fiction

3 months ago

Belinda Hakes’ When Critical Thinking Met English Literature is a compelling and innovative resource that bridges the often-separated worlds of literary analysis and critical thinking. Aimed primarily at teachers and students,…

Will Poetry ‘Survive’ the AI-Challenge? Editorial

Editorials

3 months ago

Is poetry still relevant in an age dominated by artificial intelligence? As technology continues to redefine how we create and consume content, the role of poetry might seem uncertain. Machines…