Allow me to Introduce Aditya, the author of Daitya Diaries. Daitya Diaries delves into a fictional world inspired by Indian mythology. The book is basically a thriller with SciFi attributes weaved nicely into various timezones. The book is really good in many aspects. You can read our detailed review for the same at: Daitya Diaries (Blood And Vengeance) by Aditya ... Read More »
Anuj Tikku is a professional travel blogger from India. To know more about Anuj and his journey, you can visit our previous interview with him. Here is a quick link: An Interesting Author Interview with Anuj Tikku Recently, we got a chance to read his latest book Travelthon Tales. You can read our book review for the same at the ... Read More »
Hi Friends, Allow me to introduce Chirasree Bose, a blogger turned author. Well, blogger him/herself is an author; here I am referring term “author” in the context of book-author :). She blogs at: https://sreeblogs.com/ Chirasree already wrote many short stories which are available on Juggernaut application to read (as of now, absolutely free). Here is a quick link: https://www.juggernaut.in/authors/b5e3ba1b82ba4de6891969b5f648dced Recently ... Read More »
Hi Friends, Allow me to introduce Ram Sivasankaran, a techie by qualification and author by passion. Though he was born in Madras (now Chennai), India, he has spent most of his growing up days in Oman. He was exposed to NCERT books while studying and was very keen to know the real aspects of the history rather than whatever is ... Read More »
Hi friends, Allow me to introduce Mainak Dhar, the author of many thrillers. He is quite popular amongst the readers who love reading thrillers. Recently we got a chance to purchase his latest thriller “Sniper’s Eye” during a fantastic promotion offer. You can read our detailed unbiased book review for the same at: Sniper’s Eye by Mainak Dhar | Book ... Read More »
Hi friends, Allow me to introduce Arun Ramamurthy, the author of “Suvarna Mohur: India’s Glorious History Illustrated Through Rare Coins“. Suvarna Mohur is a coffee table book which lives up to the expectations and travels the reader through the history of India (that is Bharat) through the evolution of coins (the primary instrument served as the currency). You can read ... Read More »