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Hello, dear readers! Welcome to a new experience at Indian Book Critics! We have started a YouTube channel as an extension to our existing platform. Now, we will be doing…
Mumtaz and Tajmahal – Review
Introduction: Mumtaz and Tajmahal by Pravin Anand is a historical fiction which has been prepared for those who do know the history but might not know the wide horizons of…
The Evening by Phidalia Toi – Review
The Evening, Marathon Race to Acche Din – Part IV Phidalia Toi has established herself as a critical analyst of the NDA’s second term at the centre. Her series –…
Jestus by V S Sury – Review
Jestus by V S Sury is a novel which cannot be called a novel as well. You can call it a piece which is anti-novel; you can call it a…
Elephants in the Room – Review
Suraj Laxminarayanan’s debut novel Elephants in the Room has been launched recently. I have been waiting for some time to share my review of the book. I have read Suraj…
The Paradoxical Prime Minister by Shashi Tharoor – Review
The Paradoxical Prime Minister is another piece of garbage written by ‘considerable scholar’ in his own words, Mr Shashi Tharoor. According to many persons, the author is accused (by many…
If I am Born Again Lord Please… Review
“Music is my weakness. And you are… The Music of my Life!” If I am Born Again, Lord Please… this collection of poetry seems to be a tribute to the…
13 Untitled and Weird Poems by Alok Mishra – Review
How many times do we read poems these days? Seldom. Rarely. Not so often. There might be many phrases to define our callousness towards this beautiful genre of literature because…
Introducing Suraj Laxminarayanan – the crime thriller novelist
Suraj Laxminarayanan is an Indian crime thriller novelist. His debut book, Elephants in the Room, is due to be released this year in October. However, the responses of the critics…
A forum for English Literature students and professors
The reason behind English literature being the most popular among the literature of all other languages is its acceptability and accessibility and also its depth and vivid shades. Today, in…
Life of Pi by Yann Martel – Review
Book Title: Life of Pi Author: Yann Martel Publisher: RHC (Indian Edition) First Published in Year: 2001 Pages: 352 Genre: Literary Fiction Reviewed by: Ranita Mukherjee About the book If…
A Thousand Seeds of Joy – Review
Title – A Thousand Seeds of Joy Written by – Ananda Karunesh Publisher – The Write Place Year of publication – 2018 Pages – 370 Genre – Spiritual or Religious…