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“A daring attempt to depict an overwhelmingly evil, male chauvinistic society” The “Bubble Wrap” is more than anything, the author’...

The Rise of the Sun Prince by Shubha Vilas is essentially the part one (Bala Kanda) of the indian scripture Ramayana as written by th...

"The best thing to do id to get healed of negatives in life, become filled with faith" hence goes the words by Dr Peale as it...

Rishi Piparaiya has truly outdone himself and has shown himself to be a master of satire. He has shown great care and acute observati...

A crispy square book, with crispy pages and intriguing cartoons in it, a fabulous cover with a heart shaped tree and a lot of orange ti...

How relevant is the humane-ness of the detective in a mystery thriller. Be it Sir Doyle's Mr Sherlock Holmes or Miss Christie's M...

“The quintessential Indian story of a quintessential small town Indian teen.” In India where cricket is a many a times much ...

Tantra the action packed story of a stunningly ravishing and vampire hunting New York city girl named Anu Agarwal, who moves into th...

The candid caricature of a bereft man, a man in the cusp of manhood, his dreams, ambitions and his frustrations. When through pure...

An insidious sequence of events, twists and turns set beautifully to trap and engage the reader from the start to the very end. Rav...

The Krishna Key by Ashwin Sanghi is a rather refreshing break away from Indian contempory writing, a fast paced adventure with twists t...

Yashodhara Lal has did a stunning job when it came to writing her debut novel, Its simple, its sensitive and its sensible. The plot ...