Today we have a renowned author with us, Sourabh Mukherjee who has penned several short stories and was the recipient of the Golden Pen award in the Monsoon Romance Contest 2014. His debut novel In the Shadows of Death has won accolades from readers, reviewers and the national media. Today he talks about his favourite … Continue reading Guest Post by Sourabh Mukherjee : Thriller with a soul
I have been pending this review for quite some time now. Every time I sit down in front of my keyboard, I am always left without the right words. In the meanwhile, I have suggested this book to at least 10 friends and many of them have asked me when do they get to read … Continue reading Book Review : Rain- A Survivor’s Tale by Sriram Subramanian
Published on : 2016 Published by : Pan Macmillan India Pages : 288 Source : Review copy received from the publisher Format : Paperback Rating : 3.5 / 5 To buy the book, visit Amazon. Synopsis : Single mother Samaira juggles her corporate job and Aksh, her teenaged son, even as she defies society, disapproving … Continue reading Book Review : It’s Not About You by Ratna Vira
Hello my dear readers, We as readers and many of us being aspiring writers have always marvelled at the creation of thrillers. So today we have with us the mesmerizing author, Adite Banerjie. She has recently penned a romantic thriller, No Safe Zone, which kept me hooked till the end. Read the review here. The … Continue reading Guest Post by Adite Banerjie
The way the author has beautifully drawn similarities between our religious beliefs and technological and physical knowledge is brilliant.
The best part of this novel is Adite Banerjie's style of writing. She is one of the best storytellers among her contemporaries.
The Mughal era is one of those times when India was at its peak in terms of trade, commerce and culture. And Bengal was the most lucrative spot for foreign traders and travellers alike. The elegance and power of Bengal has been emphatically described in Shazia Omar's Dark Diamond.
Paper Towns, among many more things, helps one find the secret of leaving. John Green with his Paper Towns engages you and pulls you into the story only to throw back an evolved person.
