Elga Gorus by Kumar Pankaj: A Detailed Book Review
As someone who grew up reading both Chandrakanta and Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, I approached Kumar Pankaj’s Elga…
Sri Aurobindo – The Benchmark in Indian English Literature We All Look Up To!
To speak of Sri Aurobindo in the context of Indian English literature is to recognise a figure who does not…
Mahatma Among the Revolutionaries: Disturbed India of the 1920s by Vivek Verma – Review
Mahatma Among the Revolutionaries reminds us, with quiet insistence, that history is rarely the solid structure we imagine it to…
10 Must Read French Novels of All Time – a list for fiction lovers
Like the literature of many other countries, French fiction occupies a distinctive and enduring position in the history of world…
Dr Alok Mishra, his poetry and thoughts on the poetic craft, art and pursuit of verse – an expanded discussion
Reading Dr Alok Mishra’s reflections on poetry is, for me, like being invited into a room where contemplation is practised…
Reign of Pawns: Book 1 – The Parieur’s Play by V. S. Edwár, an anticipated launch awaited by readers of thriller and adventure genre
There are books that catch the eye for a moment, and there are books that seize the imagination before the…
Thoughts Between Life and Death by Dr Alok Mishra, a detailed book review
Dr Alok Mishra’s Thoughts Between Life and Death is a work of steady philosophical assurance married to a lucid lyrical…
Lana Sabarwal’s Maya, Dead and Dreaming: A Deft Homage to Classic Suspense, With Flashes of Brilliance
There is a particular alchemy required to write a mystery novel that feels both timeless and fresh, one that pays…
70 Things You Can Do While Being Hospitalized by Lasse Toft, review
Lasse Toft’s 70 Things You Can Do While Being Hospitalized is a peculiar yet insightful book that straddles the line between…
The Malabari Who Loved His Ferrari by Dileep Heilbronn, detailed book review
A genuinely remarkable autobiography does more than chronicle successes—it reveals the hidden costs of ambition, the lonely hours of doubt,…
The Burden of the Prize: How Literary Awards Can Stifle, Rather Than Sustain, Great Writing
Something paradoxical happens when a writer wins a major literary award—the Booker, the Pulitzer, the Nobel. They are catapulted into…
Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol by Sri Aurobindo – Book Review
Sri Aurobindo’s Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol is a monumental achievement in spiritual and epic poetry. This work transcends mere…