Review of Reacher: Exit Strategy (Book 30). Lee & Andrew Child deliver a high-octane thriller as Reacher uncovers an international war-for-profit conspiracy in Baltimore. Continue reading Reacher: Exit Strategy by Lee Child & Andrew Child
Explore Ian Goldin’s The Shortest History of Migration: a concise look at human movement, culture, and future migration—by a migrant scholar himself. Continue reading Book Review: The Shortest History of Migration by Ian Goldin
Benyamin’s Silent Journeys illuminates the extraordinary lives of Kerala nurses. Explore themes of family, sacrifice, and healing through Manu’s quest for his WWII-era ancestor. Continue reading Book Review: Silent Journeys by Benyamin
Discover Dr. Krishna Saksena’s Flowers Bloom, a heartwarming book of parables and fables offering timeless life lessons. This review highlights its wisdom, impact, and the author’s remarkable journey, making it a must-read for all ages. Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: FLOWERS BLOOM BY DR KRISHNA SAKSENA
Riverside Stories: Writings from Assam, edited by Banamallika, is a powerful anthology featuring women and queer voices from Assam. Blending fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and visual art, it explores identity, resilience, and the socio-cultural fabric of Northeast India. A must-read for lovers of inclusive and thought-provoking storytelling. Continue reading Book Review: Riverside Stories, Edited by Banamallika
Uncover the eccentric tale of a writer, philosopher, and shape-shifter in Paul Zacharia’s unique novel. This review analyzes the plot, themes, and the author’s engaging and humorous prose. Continue reading Book Review: True Story of a Writer, a Philosopher and a Shape-Shifter By Paul Zacharia
A literary debut with a thriller that moves between criminology and ecology, author Anupama Mohan’s complex tale highlights the importance of reclamation in all senses of the word Continue reading Book Review: Where Mayflies Live Forever by Anupama Mohan
This isn’t a mushy romance but love between a firebrand hiding wounds and a crushed lover hiding feelings. Oindrilla Roy and Vivek Rao were besties in school in Kolkata, but broke off due to firebrand Oindrilla, or Oinks as she is known, coming to hasty conclusions about Vivek’s loyalty. They meet again as professionals in their mid-20s. Continue reading Book Review: The Ex Factor by Harini Srinivasan
Crime fiction has been called a difficult genre. After reading some contemporary crime thrillers by young authors, I have begun to understand why. The focus has shifted from narrative and research to script writing and visual appeal. This is what you find in The Zamindar’s Ghost as well. It is a quick read with little to surprise you. You could easily finish the book in about three hours. Continue reading Book Review: The Zamindar’s Ghost by Khayaal Patel
The second book of the Jasmine Villa series, citing the star-crossed love of Ana Hasan and Luqman Ahmed, has many ‘OMG’ moments Continue reading Book Review: Loving You Twice by Andaleeb Wajid
I decided to participate in reading challenges to up my knowledge graph. Reading is a good habit that helps maintain good mental health. Continue reading How Reading Challenges Expanded My Literary Horizons
A debut by father-son duo into the world of fantasy horror, Grabber by Jehan Zachary and Nirmal Pulickal is a pacy read Continue reading Book Review: Grabber
Queen of Treasures 