India Positive Citizen by Savitha Rao – Book Review
This needs to be told before I write anything else in this book review. Savitha Rao’s book is not a fiction, fancy motivational non-fiction or a book meant for entertainment…
The Shambala Sutras by Aurijit Ganguli brings new twists in Indian mythology
Indian novelists have been indulged in mythological fiction for a while now and many ones have tasted their shares of success as well. After authors like Ashwin Sanghi and Amish…
Moving for Moksha by Alok Mishra: Book Review
This is the second poetry collection by Alok Mishra, an Indian English poet, after his first one which was published back in 2018, October, 13 untitled and weird poems. Moving…
I AM A ROCKSTAR: An expert guide to Success by Uma Vanka: Review
It hasn’t been long since the time I read a self-help book. However, it has certainly been long since I last read a book by an author who has been…
Parallels by V S Sury – Book Review
At the outset, let me admit that V S Sury has written Parallels with extreme caution and he has made the most of his imagination, intellect, wit and astute thinking…
Self-Publishing: Expectations vs Reality by Nataraj Sasid: Review
Book: Self:Publishing: Expectations vs Reality: why do most self-published authors fail and how to become a best-selling author? Author: Nataraj Sasid ASIN: B08C7KN587 Publisher: BookMedia: July 1, 2020 Genre: Non-fiction…
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…
Made in India: A Memoir by Milind Soman – Review
Made in India: A Memoir by Milind Soman is in the news not because of content but because of a statement he made during an interview to a channel and…
The Girl in the Dream by Pravin Agarwal – Review
Pravin Agarwal’s novel, The Girl in the Dream, is subtitled a love story planned 500 years ago and this, the subtitle, gives away a lot about what the readers will…
The Penthouse by Niraj Sharma – Review
Niraj Sharma’s novel The Penthouse is a work that compresses human emotions and ambitions together and creates an amalgam that lets the readers sympathise with the central protagonist – Vito…
Permanent Record: Edward Snowden – Review
“To my surprise, I found that my name had preceded me. ” What Edward Snowden has written in his book, chapter 3, has certainly been a way to describe what…
India, The West, and International Order – Review
Sometimes, there are the books that you love to read; sometimes, there are the books that you love reading for different perspectives, different times, many times, time and again. The…