Book Review – By Way of The Valley: Richard Zahra
What is my favourite book genre? This question always stumps me. Honestly, I don’t have a favourite genre. At differentContinue Reading
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Book Review – The Black Book: Orhan Pamuk
The Black Book is the fourth book written by Orhan Pamuk, a Turkish novelist and Nobel Laureate in literature. PamukContinue Reading
Book Review – The Seventh Circle: Thomas Bauer
I am part of the Reedsy Discovery community. Reedsy is a platform that encourages unpublished and new authors to shareContinue Reading
What makes translated books so special.. and why is it hard to read them?
What makes translated books special, yet so complicated to read.
How embracing a simple tradition brought me closer to my family
I was never a believer of traditions, customs and rituals, but a change of heart led me to observe Navratri – 9 days of religious fasting.
Book Review – Delhi A Soliloquy: M Mukundan
As a reader there are times when I’m faced with a choice, to either continue reading a book with aContinue Reading
Book Review – Notes From a Small Island: Bill Bryson
In Notes From a Small Island, Bill Bryson takes the reader on a hilarious 3-week journey travelling within England – An ode to the country that was home for many years, before returning to the states.
Book Review – The Dutch House: Ann Patchett
The Dutch House was a last minute purchase. As I was waiting for the cashier to scan my pile ofContinue Reading
Democracy is a Joke and Religion No Laughing Matter
Doctors say that laughter is the best medicine. It not only increases the blood flow in our body but alsoContinue Reading
The Rise of the ‘Humble’ Posts on Social Media
Social media these days is a philosophical fest. We boast about our own humility – a bit of a contradictionContinue Reading
