Book Review - A Walk In The Rain by Udai Yadla

Most of us love to walk in the rain. For once to shed all our inhibitions and allow the drops to quench our reticence and let us be. A look at the cover page and you may well be mistaken to think it to be the same. A story of a young couple madly in love running around trees made for a cozy reading with a hot coffee besides your window on a lazy rainy afternoon. But then there is a lot more than what meets the eye.

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Book Review ~ The Bestseller She Wrote by Ravi Subramanian

Who amongst us writes and bloggers, who doesn’t want to be a published author and a bestseller at that!! But what happens when an aspiring author dreams and desires to excel takes over her sensibilities.

Book Review ~ God Is A Gamer by Ravi Subramanian

The word ‘Game’ is used in every other thing these days, are you game? So what if God decides to use it in his own way and becomes a gamer himself? Let’s go find out!

Book Review ~ Collection of Chaos by Tikuli

Poetry is only form of writing which I feel that in essence can convey and explain lot many complex things with a lot of ease and simplicity.

Introduction

~      ISBN: 190984909X (ISBN13: 9781909849099)

~      Category: Fiction

~      Genre: Poetry

~      Publishers: Leaky Boot Press

~      Price: Rs.850/- to Rs.1094/- (depending on online store you buy from)

Book Review ~ Where Even the Present is Ancient: Benaras By Maitreyee B. Chowdhury

Benares also known as Varanasi or Banaras is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, where known archaeological evidence suggests that the settlements began as early as in the 11th or 12th century BC.

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Book Review - Private India by Ashwin Sanghi & James Patterson

The guilt they say never lets you sleep and when you are not sure what and why are you really guilty about? It gets terrible even when eyes are wide open.

Book Review - Minds @ Work 2

When you love be it writing, reading, listening associated with poems getting this book as a gift from a friend Rohan, is amazing and having another friend Renu, as a co-author adds to the happiness. But when you end up being friends with an amazing poet and an equally wonderful person Janaki, it’s icing on the cake.

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Book Review - Times Lost Atlas

Ready to travel to Pakistan, London, Nepal, China, New York and India? Well not exactly in that order, but who is really bothered with the order when all of that comes almost for free. This Anthology of short stories promises exactly the same.

Book Review - Prisoner, Jailor, Prime Minister by Tabrik C

The democratic fabric of our country allows each one of us to be a national security advisor to the PM while sipping a cutting chai, a national selector of the Indian cricket team at a pan shop listening to cricket commentary over the radio or an economist at a kitty party at some point in time. We delve, discuss and allege all at the same time without having even slightest of fear of getting arrested and imprisoned for the rest of our lives for treason. Is this all going to change with a stroke of fate, a stroke that we ourselves are responsible for? A change that we seek, so we vote or abstain from doing it, will it really affect our being?

Book Review - I Am Life by Shraddha Soni

Life has always been a fascinating subject for me. It has never been sartorial but still it has something about it which keeps me intrigued to keep exploring.

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Book Review - Tantra