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Purn Vinashak – Hindi Novel – Review

5 years ago

Book: Purn Vinashak Author: Ashish Kumar Published by: Evincepub Publications Publication Year: 2019 Formats: Amazon Kindle, Paperback Genre: Philosophical, Spiritual, Mystery, Religious Reviewed by: Ashish Rating: 4/5 stars Purn Vinashak,…

A Carol of Him by Twisha – Review

Novels

5 years ago

Carol Sinclair’s sentimental journey has been recorded in the novel A Carol of Him by a young novelist, a teenager, in fact, Twisha. Her interest in reading philosophical writings has…

formula to write bestseller novels Indian fiction

Is there a formula to write bestseller novels? NO!

Opinions

5 years ago

The books that become bestsellers in India are exceptionally amazing. The titles have to be a mix-bag, a bag that contains everything that readers want to read and relish. Take…

SHE: a message for those who belittle girls – Sarika Jain – Review

Non-fiction

5 years ago

And thus ends the book SHE by Dr Sarika Jain: “… because empowered women who reach tough positions make choices not sacrifices.” It strikes very forcefully and even the rigid…

self-publishing and the brighter side of it

Has self-publishing just gone brighter?

News

5 years ago

Self-publishing a book is no more an act of shame! For a while, when the traditional or so-called mainstream publishers had the lion’s share in the book market, authors were…

The ON Side of Office book review Himanshu Saxena

The ON Side of Office by Himanshu Saxena – Review

Non-fiction

5 years ago

Reading books of fiction mostly based on imagination and anticipation has given me this callous attitude towards reading books by newcomers whom I seldom found to be promising these days.…

Far from the madding crowd book review critics

Far from the Madding Crowd – role of fate? Review

Novels

6 years ago

There are worlds beyond this world we live. The worlds outside this world are made of characters, stories and plots that bewilder us with their qualities, interesting twists and outcomes.…

Antarctica Diaries Anuj Tikku book review

Antarctica Diaries: A Trip to Beyond by Anuj Tikku – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

Anuj Tikku’s travel writings are very famous among travel enthusiasts and there is no question about it. He has been travelling around for some time now. Well, travelling is something…

I am in Love Now I Can’t Get It Up by Anuj Tikku – Review

Poetry

6 years ago

“Auuchh! The casting couch On this couch the industry girls will slouch Ahh! To get work no doubt you will have to get on the couch The industry girls they…

Business Communication (second edition) Oxford – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

Communication is an essential part of life but when you enter in corporate life, ordinary communication does not play a much significant part. Business communication, a term that we are…

The Chronicle of Golgotha Days book review

The Chronicle of Golgotha Days – Review

Novels

6 years ago

The Chronicle of Golgotha Days by Sujith Balakrishnan is a novel that shakes the readers from inside. It is based on the actual events that took place many years ago…

Prisoner of Yakutsk by Shreyas Bhave – Review

Novels

6 years ago

In the ever ongoing saga of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose’s mysterious death and conspiracy theories around it, creativity has always added something new – sometimes in the form of realistic…