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Browsing through the new book releases for 2020, we came across Pankaj Giri’s debut book – The Fragile Thread of Hope. We found the book interesting as it is set in Gangtok and we thought it will give us glimpses of the Nepalese language and culture in Sikkim as well as being noteworthy in the Amazon ‘Pen-to-Publish’ competition. Book Title ... Read More »

Readers of romantic fiction would be familiar with author Rohit Sharma‘s name. His debut book “Te Amo… I Love You” was much loved by readers upon its publication in 2012. Since then, Rohit Sharma has also published a collection of short stories 12 hours with co-author Mahi Singa and a suspense thriller with a patriotic theme called Love of My ... Read More »

Re-creating well-known mythological stories is an evergreen genre of the popular literature all around the world. At Thinkerviews, we are always reading such series of books as they show in many ways how the present world interprets these stories – especially how the current moral values measure against the long-established traditions. The concept of cycling through ages – from birth ... Read More »

Kamal Upadhyay is an author we came to know about through a satire named “Lankapati Ka Loktantra”. Current political scenarios and mythology are weaved quite nicely in that satire. You can read our detailed review for the same at the link below: Lankapati Ka Loktantra by Kamal Upadhyay | Book Review Reading “Lankapati Ka Loktantra” made us curious to know ... Read More »

Regular readers of ThinkerViews know that we love reading and one of the best perks we find in being a professional book review team is getting exposed to the new talents. We strongly believe that every voyage, no matter if it is to the place next door or to another planet, always start with a small step. So it doesn’t ... Read More »

The name Vikramaditya symbolises the Ideal King in Indian minds – the Pardukhbhanjan king that went out in the nights to find out how his people were, the king who achieved many impossible feats with from Gods and help of his supernatural friend Vaitala, the king who is a hero, in so many folk tales spreading across Bharatvarsha and captured ... Read More »