Two Minutes to an Eclipse and other moments by Anshu Choudhry – Book Review
I will put short stories second on the list of preferred choices when it comes to reading books. Poetry is first, and novels at third place. Short stories, because of…
Social Media Addiction and the Perils of the Internet – list of books you must read
The internet has changed the world in many ways. The globe, the giant sphere, the land of diverse species, and millions of miles of the surface have shrunk to fit…
Behold a Pale Horse by Milton William Cooper – Book Review
Those who are familiar with conspiracy theories, the old and the new ones, must be familiar with a name – Milton William Cooper. Popular as Will Cooper, the guy was…
The Obvious Truth That is Hidden by Chethana – Book Review
The Obvious Truth that is Hidden by Chethana is my recent read. This book can easily be put under the category of motivational and self-help books. But, I do not…
Words That Change Minds: The 14 Patterns for Mastering the Language of Influence by Shelle Rose Charvet – Review
“People with an Automatic Pattern tend to take a small amount of information and decide immediately based on what they extrapolate. In other words, they hallucinate the rest, then they…
This is why I look beyond Structuralism – I may have read about ‘this’ before… not ‘this’ way!
The worst part of being a critic is the act of slaying the author’s hard work, emotional and rational inputs into the literary work, and caring nothing about it. Have…
30 years in the searing sun: A Romance Memoir by Kalavathi Raj – Review
30 Years in the Searing Sun is a romance memoir by Kalavathi Raj. I have read many memoirs before. However, it is the first time I have been impressed by…
MAYA, the Blindfolded: Her mistake?…She trusted him – Book Review
Maya, the blindfolded: Her Mistake… She trusted him – as a title, it reveals too much. However, it also creates the necessary atmosphere of tension and suspense that an author of…
Ponder Awhile by Mohit Misra – Review
Every poet has something to contribute to the literary fraternity. Some poets contribute with their lyrical abilities and rhythmic melody. And some poets offer the richness of their thoughts and…
Three Men in Southeast Asia by Ashok Masillamani – Review
Three Men in Sea is a travel memoir by Ashok Yeshurun Masillamani. It may only be a simple introduction to the book by Ashok that does extend beyond the periphery…
A Landless Alien: Where heart lay by Ramu Upadhaya – Review
A Landless Alien: where heart lay is a novel by Ramu Upadhaya that exhibits very elusive ideas vested in a democracy and the unmaking of it. The novelist has used…
The Unproposed Guy by Bhavik Sarkhedi & Suhana Bhambhani – Review
Love stories are not odd when a reader finds a couple ending with a marriage (with each other or otherwise). Love stories become different, distinct and appealing when we find…