Eve in the Land of Kali by Prema Raghavan – Book Review
Writing a short story, perhaps, is the best possible way to explore sensibilities, emotions, hopes, despair and many things… in short… without indulging the readers for a prolonged period of…
An Unusual Honeymoon by Mamta Kashyap – Book Review
All this begins with an idea. An idea to make others realise that she is more than just a person who ‘should be’ broken after her boyfriend (since long) leaves…
The Memoirs of a Nobody by Sam P – Book Review
I did not read anything like this before… I must admit it at the outset. Diary narrative may be a new concept for Indian literature in English but it has…
Realism in Indian English Fiction – problems and problematic perspectives
Realistic fiction in India comes with its own limitations and freedom. Readers enjoy realism in contemporary Indian fiction… well, to a large extent that does not go beyond the frontiers…
The Shambala Sutras by Aurijit Ganguli – Book Review
Shambala, a mystical and mythical kingdom, hidden somewhere beyond the snowy peaks of Himalaya… this was more than enough to make me curious! And here is the book review of…
One Night at the Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat | Book Review
It was, perhaps, the very first title written by any Indian novelist that tried to bring forth the issues related to youths in India to the mainstream writings in the…
The Palace of Illusions – Chitra Banerjee – Book Review
Book: The Palace of Illusions Author: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni ISBN: 9386215659 Publication: 2012, Picador Pages: 360 Price: 205 RS (Ebook) Reviewed by: Nidhi Parikh for Indian Book Critics Indian English…
Asura: Tale of the Vanquished – Book Review
Book Review: Asura: Tale of the Vanquished written by Anand Neelakantan. This review will be very unique and it will begin with an account of a conversation between Anand, the…
Sameen Rashid Khan – an author bringing newness to Indian English literature in vivid colours
In India, literature is booming with unprecedented speed. This organic rise in the consumption of literature in our country has given space for those who produce quality literature and also…
Few Things Left Unsaid | Sudeep Nagarkar | Book Review
Few Things Left Unsaid was the first novel by Sudeep Nagarkar that later on became a best seller in the contemporary romance genre. The novel came out first in 2011…
Chanakya’s Chant | Ashwin Sanghi | Book Review
Chanakya’s Chant by Ashwin Sanghi, perhaps, continued what was started by Amish Tripathi in his successful series Meluha. However, in the beginning, we must agree that there is a huge difference between…
The World’s Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society: Book Review
The World’s Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society is a novel by Anand Arungundram Mohan, an Indian novelist. The novel is purely a result of the novelist’s imagination. It is loaded…