Tag Archives: Reviews

While there are thousands of magazines hit newsstands regularly not all of them are worth spending money and more importantly time. Magazine quality is not the only factor to consider, the personal choices do matter a lot. You would definitely love to explore magazines based on your liking and hobbies. And, there is nothing wrong in it. The magazines which ... Read More »

In our continual search for new authors we came across the translations of works by Nobel Prize winning Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk and we shared here our views on his 2017 novel – The Red Haired Woman. As you can see in that review, we found a lot to enjoy and admire in his writing and so we have been ... Read More »

Shobana Mahadevan is an accomplished IT professional with a passion for story-telling. We had the opportunity to review her book 40 feet off the Ground on this blog previously and also have an interesting author interview with her. Book Title : A Marriage Knot Tagline: A Tangled Love Story Author : Shobana Mahadevan Publishers : Self Published (29 March 2019) ... Read More »

Recently, I found a book named Undaunted: Lt. Ummer Fayaz of Kashmir by author Bhaavna Arora at a really amazing price at Amazon India. Actually, I was keen to read the book since its release. And, various remarks about the book by some current and former armed official made me even more curious to read it. So, the book promotion ... Read More »

Mahabharat aka Mahabharata is the greatest, longest and most complex epic around the world. No matter that if a specific book series is going to break the record in terms of length (“number of words”). The way it is accepted and loved by millions of people will remain unmatched. The way it weaves the complexity of relations and society in ... Read More »

Recently we’ve got a chance to read Five Minutes Longer, a short book by Sidhhant A. Joshi. Though this is Siddhant’s first book, his association with literature is not something new. In fact, his mother is a published author. He was introduced to the wars when he was around 8. To no surprise, his debut book is focused on the ... Read More »