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Breaking the Spell or Completing the Circle: Dr Alok Mishra and the Renewal of Literary Criticism
This article is based on a recently published literary article by Dr Alok Mishra, a literary critic, poet and professor of English Literature, on his official website. You can read it here: Who is a literary critic, after all? …
A New Mythic Thriller Arrives This December: Why Reign of Pawns Should Be on Every Reader’s Radar
Some books arrive quietly, slipping into the market without stirring the air, and some books announce themselves before a single physical copy touches a shelf. Reign of Pawns, written by V. S. Edwár, belongs unmistakably to the latter category. The…
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami, a book review
Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore is one of those novels that seems to shift shape each time a reader revisits it. It is at once a philosophical puzzle, a coming-of-age story, a mythopoetic dreamscape and a meditation on memory,…
John Donne, Metaphysical Poetry, and the Debatable Legacy Left Behind – An Analysis
John Donne’s poetry occupies a distinctive place in English literature because it combines intellectual vigour with emotional intensity, creating verse that is simultaneously analytical and passionate. The main features of his poetry are best understood through his innovative use of…
Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices for a Greener Future by Irshadullah Asim Mohammed – Review
I recently stumbled upon the latest edition of a book first published in 2019. Upon reading it, I found myself compelled to feature the book here. Irshadullah Asim Mohammed’s book is a masterpiece that’ll help not only those in academia…
Love and Wisdom in the Cosmos A Universal Force by Om Somani, a book review
While the literary marketplace is saturated with texts that either fervently champion scientific materialism or retreat into the comforts of pure spirituality, Om Somani’s “Love and Wisdom in the Cosmos: A Universal Force” executes a far more daring and intellectually…