American Maharajah – review
The novel American Maharajah is the second book by author Mark Stephen Levy who seems to be a very ardent traveller always ready with his backpack tied on his back.…
Little Maryam by Hamid Baig – review
Little Maryam is the debut novel by an author who looks quite promising and creatively crafty, Hamid Baig. The novel has been released on the republic day this year, 26th…
Narcopolis by Thayil – review
Narcopolis is a 2012 novel written by famous Indian poet and novelist Jeet Thayil. The novelist has selected the time of the 1970s for his novel, the debut novel as…
One Indian Girl – review
Chetan Bhagat’s last novel (perhaps) One Indian Girl has been peddled as ‘a handbook for feminists’ and ‘an improvement over Half-girlfriend’ and so on and so forth. Real readers, however,…
Jestus on Rampage by V S Sury – Review
Jestus on Rampage is a weirdo novel written by author V. S. Sury which will surely entertain you a lot because it is packed with humour, dark humour and sarcastic…
Hard Times by Dickens
Charles Dickens, even after his death and so many years gone, still continues to be one of the best-selling novelists partly because of the inclusion of his books in the…
The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby, published in 1925 and authored by one of the most appreciated novelists of the twentieth century – F. Scott Fitzgerald, is a novel which recounts a love…
Despite Stolen Dreams by Anita Krishan
Wali Khan is a person who has seen the terror from the ringside and once he couldn’t bear more of it, with his family, he has to run away from…
The Big Switch: It’s never too late by John Thomas
John Thomas is an IT sector employee and he is into software and stuff. He had nothing to do with writing and he entered into it just 3 years back…
With You; Without You – book review
Author Prabhat Ranjan’s debut in the world of Hindi fiction writing has been tremendous because he has been received warmly into the fraternity of the writers and also the readers…
Greco’s Game: An Aleksandr Talanov Thriller – Review
“Meet Talanov – the middle-aged retired KGB agent: He fights – he loves – he saves – he kills – he thrives and he keeps moving and there you go!”…
Bleeding Queens by Palak Kundra
What can a woman do? In popular culture, she can marry a good guy; have kids; manage the household; and then peacefully die. In the rarest of the rare cases,…