Finally accomplished to find time to get a foretaste of the much-glorified book. Is it worth the buildup? Partly yes. The poetries are unique and unsharpened but frank. The style of poetry is unique. Much of these are stereotypic. And if you are a grammar Nazi, then you are into something that will dig your…
Blurb Jeeva is Shiva. Either as a ‘Nirakar’ (formless) entity or as the life energy in every living being, Shiva thrives in people’s consciousness. Shiva’s presence is not only felt in the chants and prayers of ascetics but also in the common man’s household, in folklores. And in the hearts of every woman who aspires…
Blurb The cat hunter is a stunning psychological thriller portraying the innermost depths of human callousness and cruelty. It depicts the diabolical nature of a person who has no conscience, no guilt, and no qualms when it comes to killing people. It all starts with the innocent cats, and the story takes ruthless and murderous…
Blurb Making A Poem is a powerful affecting collection of poetry that sheds a fascinating light upon the writing process and poet’s personal aesthetics. These are eloquent pieces where the poet displays a confident command of the poetic form to bring his ideas and observations to life. The pieces that ponder the reality of poetic…
Blurb: A flight from New Delhi to new York. Two strangers, seat 7A and seat 7B, who have nothing in common. Absolutely nothing. Except they are both hoping the seat next to theirs remains empty. It doesn’t. Mid-flight turbulence and infant incontinence forces them to interact—the cool wall Street guy and the mom-with-the-drool-stained-sweater-and-ordinary-aspirations. Blistering wit,…
Blurb: In a thousand years, a man who built a pot from clay may have learned to filter uranium from the same soil by increasing his physical knowledge, but his state of mental development is still primitive. Whichever period of time has been there – Treta, Dwapara or Kali Yuga, have been governing the behavior…
Blurb: Anthem is Ayn rand’s classic tale of a dark future age of the great “we”-a world that deprives individuals of name, independence, and values. Written a full decade before George Orwell’s “1984,” This dystopian novel depicts a man who seeks escape from a society in which individuality has been utterly destroyed. Br>rand expertly shows…
Blurb: This is the 3rd and the last installment of the IWL series wherein the characters of stories “Ishqwala Love” and “Love Never Dies” have been brought together. Witness the ups and downs of the different characters and how they emerge winners to lead a happy life Review: First Things First, after reading Sabira’s pre-sequels…
Time Travel construing is an art and this book explicitly needs you to be in the moment, check out the time and date so that you can digest it well else you will mislay yourself in a labyrinth
The style of writing is casual and serious at the same time. When the lovers are shown together, it becomes casual and full of love. But when the situation changes, so does the style become serious. The plot is swift and action packed.