Sense of a Quiet by Deepak Kripal – Book Review
Rarely there are books that stick with me even after finishing and sending them back on the bookshelf. However, when I meet one such book, rarely, this becomes a wonderful…
Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories – Book Review
The book has a very enticing title, to begin with, Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories. Written by author Kaivalya Ramnath, this story collection offers ‘eight quirky stories’.…
An Anthology of New Indian English Poetry by Makarand Paranjape – Book Review
Indian English Poetry has much to offer if you are a curious dealer of words! It has the depth that will soak the imaginations and emotions, thoughts and intellect, ideas…
The Circus Trap by Sindhu John – Book Review
Let me inform my readers at the very onset of this review article that it is about a book written by Sindhu John, the popular children’s writer, The Circus Trap.…
Palace Smash into Slum by Ashok Yeshuran Masilamani – Book Review
Indian English literature has witnessed a new trend. Many writers have started writing novellas. It is typically short in length, having the essential features of a novel. I have recently…
Just Invest and Become Insanely Wealthy by Jayaram Rajaram – Book Review
No book can be complete ‘right at the target’. However, many might come close to that phrase. The recent one I have gone through (and liked) is written by a…
On The Way by Vanisha Uppal – Book Review
Vanisha Uppal’s book, On The Way, is about everything (almost) in life from a common person’s point of view. And in those perspectives of life, there are things that fall…
Centripetal by Rohit Shukla – Book Review
Centripetal is a novel written by young and rising author Rohit Shukla. The novel is very intriguing, loaded with allusions to various popular songs in the background, many implicit analogies…
Are You My Twinflame by Neha Sharma – Book Review
There have been many feministic novels in recent years. Even the ones by this latest, diverse and expressive generation of novelists in India have offered a variety of perspectives to…
Gaurav Upadhyay – an author bringing his readers close to Hindi
Hindi is the language of a massive reader base in the world. Though it had a few issues for a brief period of time, Hindi literature has come out in…
Dharma: Decoding the Epics for a Meaningful Life by Amish Tripathi (and Bhavna Roy) – Review
Though Amish and his respected elder Sister, Bhavna, have made it too easy for the readers to decode the epics and enjoy a meaningful life, the readers, practically, will have…
Rays of Reverie by Rosy and Jones – Book Review
If you are a poet, occasional or frequent doesn’t matter, you must understand that ramifications of poetry might be different for every unique individual. However, in general, poetry is a…