When we read we enter into a dream and then the story takes us into its own dream… we fly when we read! Books are the basic source for stories. We may not read stories on a particular genre of books. Our book review may vary from fantasy to life, from philosophy to practical and from humor to dark disturbing stories.
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Sikandernama is a book based on Greek sources elaborating the life of Alexander the Great – aka Sikander in India. It details the life of the great ruler in very descriptive and historical prose way. His quest to conquer the world as we know it today was ambitious. This focused drive to achieve the near…
This Monograph by the reputed architect first makes for a great coffee table book and as an interesting insight into the world of buildings. Especially the one you pass by everyday and not give them a thought, because hey they are just a structure! Many such structures, especially in India, in its depleting form are…
Twinkle Khanna for the second time brings anecdotal stories inspired from her own life experiences. She also writes about stories she’s come across in her daily life, which is very simple but have a certain tasteful flavour of humility and simplicity. This quality to her writing and her books make them a quick, enjoyable, ‘i finished it in one day’ kind of a read.
A story revolving around Siddharth, Anshuman and Reva, An Unequal Harmony is Souvik Gupta’s debut novel. Despite being a debut attempt, it is a decent and honest attempt. The cover of this book, as you’ll might have already noticed, is no less than a movie poster! Thus adding to the predicament of reading or not reading…
When we received the book we had our own reservations about it. We feared that the book may be a replica of English, August. Our fear was confirmed when we began the book, although the book is not an exact replica. It is different but similar at the same time. The author C. Balagopal has…
When we pick a book to check if it would interest us, we tend to read the description first and then check its cover. This time we did the same but hardly did we know that the book would be as emotional as its cover. Author Anna Varghese allows the reader to enter in to…
Tata Literature Live! The Mumbai LitFest, will be participating in the ‘Culture Grind’ the monthly art discovery evening held at Bandra Base. Tata Literature Live! The Mumbai LitFest will showcase Food Tales, dramatized readings, food-centric poetry and prose pieces between 9 -10:00 pm on 9th November at Culture Grind. During the performance, actors Dilnaz Irani,…
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