Tag Archives: historical fiction

While history is considered an account of the things that happened in the past at respective place(s), it is tough to find it unbiased. Historians are also human beings and they have their own perspective too. That’s why it is said that “till the lion learns to write history, the hunter will be represented as a hero”. You cannot expect ... Read More »

The world of fiction has a lot of works that have their basis in conspiracy theories. The decades of the cold war is an era where the quantity of misinformation and propaganda was probably much higher than the true facts of any matter, what with spies and counter-intelligence agents working non-stop around the world. This era was also, therefore, ripe ... Read More »

As you all know being bookworms and forever exploring new authors and their works is what we love to do here on ThinkerViews platform. And we rely very heavily on the great friends we have in this team to keep adding books to our Kindle collection on every opportunity. Book Title : Ashok and the Nine Unknown Author : Anshul ... Read More »

The time of Chandragupta and Chanakya is one of the most memorable segments of the history of Bharatvarsh (aka Indian subcontinent). While comparatively less is known about Bindusar (Bindusara) – the son of Chandragupta, Ashok (Ashoka or Asoka), son of Chandragupta is known as one of the “Great” kings. The famous Ashok Chakra – the wheel with 24 spokes – ... Read More »

We’ve often stated that the perks of being a professional book reviewer include exposure to new talents. Sometimes you find much much better books written by debutante authors than some of the bestsellers by well-known authors. Today, we will talk about one such book. The Treasure Syndicate is the second book by author Jaitn Kuberkar, however, it is his first ... Read More »

A few thousand years ago, the Sindhu – Saraswati plains were home to one of the world’s most ancient civilisations. As you may already know, the Indus valley civilisation is part of the trio formed with Egypt on Nile and Mesopotamia on Euphrates-Tigris rivers. Although the historical evidence and archaeological dig-ups on the Indus valley sites may go a few ... Read More »