The Memoirs of a Nobody by P. Sam – Novel Review
The Memoirs of a Nobody is a recently published novel authored by P. Sam. At the outset, it appeared to be a novel more likely to be a mere memoir of a girl who started with childish acts and went…
5 Books every Indian cricket fan should read – a list
Cricket, without a doubt, is the most popular game in India. Since 1983, the year when India won the world cup, youths have been indulged in this sports and what was remaining, the gap between cricket and its lovers has…
The Shambala Sutras by Aurijit Ganguli: Book Review
Let's get straight into the topic, briefly, before we begin getting into the details while doing a book review of The Shambala Sutras by Aurijit Ganguli. The very debut novel of Mr Ganguli, The Shambala Sutras, is the book which…
Into the world of Ashwin Sanghi – what makes him lead the rally of mythology fiction writers?
Though Ashwin Sanghi is not untouched by the blames and charges that we often ascribe to the writings by Bhagat, Tripathi and others in the rally, there are some crucial points in the literature produced by him that keeps him…
India Positive Citizen: Building a Great Nation, One India Positive Action at a Time: Book Review
There are books that go beyond page numbers and as critics, we have to analyse the idea rather than analysing the writing style, chapter divisions and literary philosophies. Savitha Rao's book, India Positive Citizen, with a subtitle Building a Great…
Neela Neela by Gautam Rajrishi: Book Review of Poetry Collection
Poetry writing in Hindi has attracted a lot of writers recently to express their feelings with the audience. Though we can arguably claim that the popularity of Hindi poetry gained the contemporary traction after the fame received by the likes…
Author Aurijit Ganguli has secrets about Shambala – are you ready to read it?
The entry of Aurijit Ganguli on the horizon of Indian English fiction asserts the perception that reading habits of Indian readers are flexible enough to accept and reject things rather than being rigid and stubborn. The novelist who has made…
Ten Twentieth Century Indian Poets: R. Parthasarthy – Book Review
The very first thing that attracted my critical attention is the title of the book. Indian Poets are many, writing in various languages and cannot be limited within one certain context, consciously or just loosely. However, the editor of this…
Kanthapura by Raja Rao – Book Review
Kanthapura is a novel by Raja Rao, the famous Indian novelist, takes you back to the time when India was a slave of Britishers and struggling for her freedom. The book takes you the time when caste system was heavily…
Self-Publishing: Expectations vs Reality – Book Review
Nataraj Sasid, the author of this book, Self-Publishing: Expectations vs Reality, has a serious business to do. He offers his valuable advice, experience and the real picture of the publishing industry in black and white so that the authors who…