As we promised earlier, we are here with the review of this super amazing spiritual book by Ananda Karunesh – A Thousand Seeds of Joy. In this book, we have…
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Indicting Goliath by Lal Bhatia – Review
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Reading autobiographical books is certainly not a big fun compared to reading novels or even poetry for that sake. However, there are the autobiographical literary pieces which keep the readers’…
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Suraj Laxminarayanan – know your author
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Good afternoon, readers! We are here, rather soon, once again with a new author we are featuring on our website. It’s the time to get introduced to Suraj Laxminarayanan –…
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Ananda Karunesh – know your author
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Many times, before we read some new book, we want to be assured of the author’s skills, his personality and his experience in the writing industry. This may be termed…
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IT happens many days. Many times in a day or many days the same story – we think to meet like-minded people and discuss what’s vexing our mind. Doesn’t…
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Hello all! Today I am sharing my reading desk for the next month and the month to come – August and September 2018. I will be reading novels, a few…
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Animal Farm by George Orwell – Review
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I am seldom a fan of callous novels. The novels of even poems for that matter which lack juice of humour and soul-pleasing stuff, I rarely read those. Exceptions are…
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Making a Poem by Vihang Naik – Review
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Vihang’s collection of poems, Making a Poem, has been republished by AuthorsPress and it was originally published a few years ago. In this collection, the poet has included 25 of…
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Very best of the candidates who have cleared the UPSC examinations have always been vocal about the books they read, the classes they took and the mentors…
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A new place to read book reviews!
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Dear friends, today we are writing to let you know about the latest book review and literary content website which has surfaced on the web. We really hope…