Book Review – Sex and The Indian City a Book by Anubha Sinha
Author: Anubha Sinha Book: Sex and the Indian City Blurb: While living across cities and traversing love, sex, and dating in her 20s and 30s, this book brings you the unfiltered, brutal, and unexplored underbelly of the Indian bedroom (and maybe parks and cars). This book aims to speak about the unspoken, discuss taboo topics, and bring…
Mansi Chauhan
Book Review – The Red Dragon a Book by Sasindran Kallinkeel
Book: The Red Dragon: Obsession Unleashed: The Sinister Allure of The Shadowed NexusAuthor: Sasindran Kallinkeel Blurb: “It’s about a dangerous online game ‘The Red Dragon’ where teenagers are targeted and lured into a world title and ten million US dollars, for which 29 tasks have to be completed with huge risk and physical torture. Like a flying, winged…
Shanaya
Book Review – The Humanistic View of Man a Book by Jaideep Singh
Book – The Humanistic View of Man Author – Jaideep Singh Blurb – The Humanistic View of Man is a scientific study designed to achieve a deeper comprehension of human phenomena. The views of man held by the following five leading, contemporary, humanistic psychologists: Hubert Bonner, James Bugental, Erich Fromm, Abraham Maslow, and Rollo May have been…
Manan Sahni
Book Review – The Lost City of Atlantis a Book by P.S. Keerthana
Book: The Lost City of AtlantisAuthor: P.S.Keerthana Blurb: Julia was a girl who never believed in fairytales, superstition, or fantasy fears, but yet some people believed them in 1895. She was a Stoker on the ship so that she could get money to survive, but when the ship went down, she was rescued by an ambitious middle-aged woman…
Book Review – Umpteen Thoughts a Book by Ankita Karn
Book: “Umpteen Thoughts” Author: Ankita Karn Blurb: In ‘Umpteen Thoughts,’ Ankita Karn delves fearlessly into the depths of the human psyche. In a world bustling with hashtags and emojis, this collection emerges as a powerful voice, unafraid to tackle mental health battles, challenge societal norms, and confront the shadows that haunt us. With poetic grace, the author…
Book Review – Nagasaki: Bomb & Aftermath by Videh Arvind Kumar
Book: Nagasaki: Bomb & AftermathAuthor: Videh Arvind KumarBlurb: Nagasaki: Bomb & Aftermath: This is a work of literary study into the first novel ‘The Pale View of Hills’ by 2017 Literature Nobel Laureate, Kazuo Ishiguro, who has narrated in a mesmerising style of story telling the tale of Japanese society undergoing change in the aftermath of the dropping…
Book Review – Incognito a Book by Makk Rodgers
Book: “The Incognito”Author: Makk Rodgers Blurb: A young boy is found murdered in a quiet city. A private detective gets involved. The case turns out to be more than a mere professional assignment for him. He quickly realizes that the canvas is much larger than it initially appears. The close friends of the murdered boy get entangled…
Book Review – The Night Piercers a Book by Payal Gupta
Book – The Night Piercers Author – Payal Gupta Blurb – In the shadowy corridors of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Ratri, a seasoned criminal profiler, is thrust into a chilling case that challenges her mind and shakes her to the core. She, along with Aditya, a cop, set out to hunt the killer. Enters John, an enigmatic…
Book Review – In Search of True Love: Kamala Das (1932–2009) a Book by Dr. Satpal Singh Rana
Book – In Search of True Love: Kamala Das (1932–2009)Author – Dr. Satpal Singh RanaBlurb – In Search of True Love: Kamala Das (1932–2009)” by Dr. Satpal Singh Rana is a captivating journey through the tumultuous life and poetic brilliance of Kamala Das. Rana skillfully navigates Das’s rebellious pursuit of liberation, shedding light on her struggles, choices,…
Book Review – “My Dear Sensei” a Book by E.S. Kapoor
Book – My Dear SenseiAuthor – E.S. KapoorBlurb – “My Dear Sensei” by E.S. Kapoor is a mesmerizing literary mosaic that intertwines tales of education, resilience, and magic. Kapoor skillfully navigates post-Independence India, weaving historical events with personal narratives. The characters, from Simon to Pushpa Mahindra and Ms. Mayuri, embody the struggles and triumphs of…