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An (Un)match Made By The Stars By Mahalakshmi Gopishankar
Have you felt how social media has influenced your reading choices.? It has, on a great extent influenced me. On one hand I found real
10 Great Quarantine Reads – Chosen For You
Tired of reading the news and having nothing but depressing news all over again and again ? Sadly, this is the current state of affairs
Poonachi By Perumal Murugan
Author : Perumal Murugan Published By : Westland Publishers Pages: 180 Format: kindle e-book Kindleandkompass Rating: 5/5 The Plot “Once, in a village, there was
The Girl In Room 105 By Chetan Bhagat
There is no telling that I was an ardent Chetan Bhagat fan when the initial three, no four books released from our most acclaimed Indian
Eating Wasps By Anita Nair
“Ghosts and writers are more alike than you think. We can be what you want us to be. We can hear your thoughts even if you don’t tell us. We can read the silences and shape your stories as if they happened to us. And I was both: a ghost and a writer.”
Pyjamas Are Forgiving By Twinkle Khanna
Twinkle Khannas satirical yet meaningful columns have always inspired readers and thrown light at the day to day issues. Here is a complete book review on the authors latest book.
August Read Wrap-Up
Hope everyone is having a good week and both of us by all means had an exhausting month! Despite all the travel, mental and physical
Women’s day edition – In Conversation with Kavita Kané
Kavita Kane is a profilic writer who writes about the lesser known women from the Indian epics and mythology. She is a master story teller. International Women’s day, it’s a pleasure sharing the conversation we had with Mrs.Kané.
The Relic – Ashwin Karthik & Madhava Sharma
The Relic – journey and story of an Intelligence Bureau officer who dares to risk his life in un-veiling a mystery that revolves around the
SITA – Warrior of Mithila – By Amish Tripati
After having read the Shiva Trilogy by Amish, my natural pick should have been Scion of Ishkavu, the first installation of the Ram Chandra series.
The Guide by RK Narayan
With December comes the season where I spend more time in airports waiting for the boarding, or in the air in the flights or, in
