Mitigating Circumstances by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg – Review
Justice may be blind, but Nancy Taylor Rosenberg reminds us that those who serve it are not. And not in one or two works by her; she does it in…
A Hard, Honest Road: A Detailed Review of Ask the Dust by John Fante
Among the writers often mentioned alongside Charles Bukowski, few occupy a more important place than John Fante. Bukowski himself repeatedly acknowledged that discovering Fante’s writing was a turning point in…
The Best American Short Stories of the Century — A Critical and Reflective Review
The Best American Short Stories of the Century, edited by John Updike and co-edited by Katrina Kenison, stands as one of the most ambitious and intellectually demanding literary anthologies ever…
Five Must-Read Novels by Mark Twain: A Literary Expedition into Wit, Wisdom, and the American Soul
Reading Mark Twain, whose real name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens, is like sitting down with a razor-sharp storyteller who has one hand on the pulse of a nation and the…
The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott Fitzgerald, a detailed review
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…
Lies My Gov’t Told me by Dr Robert Malone – Book Review
Dr Robert Malone’s experiences illustrate a broader debate about the balance between free speech and the prevention of misinformation in the digital age. Malone’s sidelining and bans from public spaces…
Matterhorn: A Novel of the Vietnam War by Karl Marlantes – Review
Matterhorn: A Novel of the Vietnam War Author: Karl Marlantes Publication Year: 2009, El Leon Literary Arts Page: 663 Genre: War, Historical Fiction In the vast realm of war literature,…
Angels and Demons by Dan Brown – Book Review
Dan Brown needs no introduction! He is an American author famous for his novels that have become synonymous with mystery, secrets, and conspiracies. In this article, I will be reviewing…
See Glass by Ido Graf – Book Review
Political crime thrillers are not new. Espionage and spy fiction as well as novels based on grim realities are seldom welcomed in our country with open arms by readers as…
Jhumpa Lahiri & the discourse of the immigrants – opinion
It has been debated very passionately by one of my friends who has written for The Indian Authors platform. I would like to draw attention to the kindness that Mr…
The Five Love Languages: the secret to love that lasts by Gary Chapman – Review
There are the books that become cult. Famous, so famous and monstrous famous over time. You cannot criticise the book even after you see many flaws (according to you) because…
Ego Is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday: Book Review
“Think about this the next time you face that choice: Do I need this? Or is it really about ego? Are you ready to make the right decision? Or do…