“Travelling – It leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller” -Ibn Battuta ‘Rambles into Sacred Realms’ is a travelogue by Krish V Krishnan, that was sent by WritersMelon in exchange for my honest review. This is the second in the travelogue series, that I have started exploring. The first book is ‘Wonders of […]
“Cancer does not have a face until it’s yours or someone you know” – Anthony Del Monte Have you heard of a literary genre termed ‘mytho-medico thriller’? Well, I too had never come across this genre till I started reading ‘Half a Shadow’ by Anurag Shourie. I received a free copy of this book from
I’ve been fascinated by historical figures, antiquity, and Indian heritage since childhood. So, when I received a request from Rupa Publications to review the book ‘Battles and Warriors’ by Subhadra Sen Gupta, I just grabbed the opportunity. “If you don’t know history, then you don’t know anything. You are a leaf that doesn’t know it
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I have always been fascinated and mesmerized by the TajMahal.I have visited the monument thrice and every single time has been left spellbound. And to be honest, the book cover made me opt for this book for a review! I was sent a digital copy of the book through TheBookClub in exchange for my honest
What If- the book you have received talks about unravelling a secret associated with the quaint place you have made your home for the last couple of years? What- If, you can relate to every location, description and imagery put forth through the literary devices? Doesn’t one get filled with a sense of déjà vu,nostalgia
Short stories are always captivating. They are akin to instant noodles — quick, yet highly satisfying. So, when I got an opportunity to read the book Encounters – Someone’s Always Waiting by Sumana Khan, I grabbed, both the opportunity and the book with both hands! A review of the book — Encounters A glimpse of