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Recently when we were approached by Notion Press about Handwritten Letters in the Bookstore: Conversations in Every Heart Via Forgotten Art by Rimple Sanchla ; we were curious to explore it. The title of the book is quite interesting and so does the punchline. And, the fact that the book explores a musical journey as mentioned on the Book back ... Read More »

Recently we came across a few books which fall in how-to, motivational and inspirational zone. Some of them are: How to Publish a Book in the East That You Can Sell in the West by Kim Staflund | Book Reviews Stuck in the Middle?: Let’s break the middle class dilemma! by Praveen Tiwari | Book Reviews Clarity is the only ... Read More »

Episode #38 of Hindi TV Serial Bharat Ek Khoj explores the final segment of the life of Shivaji. Though he was a ruler of a very small kingdom, he used guerrilla warfare to claim a lot more than that. Despite having a small area under his rule compared to the Mughal sultanate, Shivaji was able to make his mark, not ... Read More »

Do you think that “size does matter!” proverb applies to books also? Well, I believe that it does matter it is not the main attribute. If you have a gripping story to tell and more importantly you know how to tell it, the reader will surely enjoy! Here are some of the short stories we’ve shared our views and reviews ... Read More »

Indians have the most ancient, well documented and well preserved (up to an extent) culture on the planet. Actually, since so many invasions happen on the land, a large segment of the same was lost. A lot of libraries are burnt, a large number of scriptures are tarnished, a large number of monuments are broken, and so many more atrocities ... Read More »

Love is the real magic around us. It is the purest and selfless feeling which brings positivity to one’s life and thus makes the society a better place to live. Love is often the most misinterpreted feeling also! People often wrongly consider infatuation, attraction, passion, possession and other such feelings as love; which it is not. But, we are not ... Read More »