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…
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…
The Powerful, The Powerless by Shiva Dhuli – Book Review
The title contains the central idea of the novel – one set of characters is powerful and another set is powerless. However, in this world that we inhabit, nothing is…
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…
The Soul Catcher by Monica Bhide – Book Review
The novel is actually consuming and let me warn you that you might end up thinking a lot. It’s a one-go novel and it will automatically draw you to read…
The Night Cradles A Lonely Moon: A Collection of Short Stories by Sumona Guha – Review
It can be said about this particular short story collection that not all the stories are meant to be finished or concluded. Open threads, at times, give us relaxation and…
Scroonathan: A Diwali Story by Ram Daryanani – Review
Scroonathan: A Diwali Story is a wonderfully written book by Ram Daryanani. It is a book rather short in length but very deep in terms of thoughts and ideas. According…
Alerting the subconscious – Next 5000 Years: Memoir of a Hindu without a Tag by Kumar Dipanshu
Next 5000 Years: Memoir of a Hindu without a Tag by Kumar Dipanshu has been released this month and the book has grabbed the attention of many readers who love…
Boys Don’t Cry: ‘I Can’t Remember Ever Reading Something So Moving.’ Marian Keyes by Fíona Scarlett – Review
Fíona Scarlett’s debut novel, Boys Don’t Cry, has aptly been subtitled with a reference, an advertisement or a call to action by Marian Keyes: ‘I Can’t Remember Ever Reading Something…
The Realm Beyond the Mind by Meeta J Gupta – Review
Before I could begin with anything else about the book, let me confess that Meeta J Gupta, the novelist who has come up with such a novel, deserves appreciation and…
Agile in The New Economy by Ashok Singh – Book Review
“Access to data empowers people, leading to rapid innovation.” And this quote from the book very much gives an idea to the readers, who are interested in economics, business and…