Insignificant Me by Dr Prathima – Book Review
At times, being a book critic turns into the most arduous job in the world. The heart says one thing, and the mind says another. Such phases, rare in the life of a book critic, introduce us to many new…
Who Killed Shastri?: The Tashkent Files by Vivek Agnihotri – Book Review
Vivek Agnihotri is a very good filmmaker, director and thinker. He has proved the same with his movies and he does not need to prove anything else by writing books. However, from time to time, Vivek has been writing books…
Sense of a Quiet by Deepak Kripal – Book Review
Deepak Kripal's novel Sense of a Quiet is based on human emotions, fragile yet tangible, thoughts, weary yet prudent, actions, hurried yet determined. The novel's preface announces in bold that a good story must concern with true human issues and…
Help Baby Walrus by Ilia Tversky – Book Review
A collection of poems cannot be complete without the output – the result that the poet may intend to bring or the impact that a poet might envision generating upon the minds of the target audience. Help Baby Walrus (taken…
The Moon Wolf by Sanjana Kanamarlapudi: Book Review
Are you looking for the next good book for your 12-year-old child? Do you want to gift your family's youngest one a gift that he or she can read, enjoy and learn from at the same time? Well, for all…
On The Way by Vanisha Uppal – Book Review
I sat on the high stone and watched the Ganga carefully and said, "Mother, please don't take a long time. Send me the gift now." And the mother sends a gift to the author that she has 'demanded' from her…
Centripetal by Rohit Shukla – Book Review
Centripetal is an experimental novel written by young and ambitious author Rohit Shukla. He has tried to create an amalgam of perspectives, narratives, ideas, actions and aftermath in his debut English novel... a novel which reads more like a drama…
Inner Trek: A Reluctant Pilgrim in the Himalayas by Mohan Ranga Rao – Book Review
Travel memoirs are generally supposed to be beautiful recollections of memories, wonderful sights, moments with friends and strangers and so on... however, Inner Trek is a travel memoir, written by Mohan Ranga Rao, with a difference. The title, Inner Trek,…
Gaurav Upadhyay – know the author of Most Wanted Zindagi
Many Indian authors are coming with many new ideas and themes. They are not only enriching the horizon of Indian writing but also adding many colours to the wheel of Indian literature that is spinning for many centuries. Gaurav Upadhyay,…
The Powerful, The Powerless by Shiva Dhuli – Book Review
As soon as you utter the word India, what happens in your mind and heart? Though there are more than 1.3 billion people in India, most of us struggle every day chasing our dreams, trying to fulfil our aspirations, securing…