Book Review: ‘The Correspondent’ by Virginia Evans
Ultimately, "The Correspondent" is a heartfelt reminder of the relationships we seek and the lessons learned throughout life's path, receiving a commendable must-read tag for its compassionate writing.
Book Review: ‘August 17’ by S. Hareesh and Jayasree Kalathil
Overall, "August 17" is a compelling blend of historical fiction and speculative inquiry that critiques the narratives surrounding national identity.
Book Review: ‘Nikita’ by Ajay Jain
Ajay Jain’s "Nikita" is not just another “woman‑overcomes‑all‑odds” novel; it is a sharp, emotionally layered portrait of one woman who keeps running—sometimes from men, sometimes from her own past, and finally, for herself.
Book Review: ‘Maryam & Son’ by Mirza Waheed
Book Title: Maryam & SonAuthor: Mirza WaheedPublisher: ContextNumber of Pages: 264ISBN: 9371977108Date Published: Jan. 26, 2026Price: INR 530
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Book Review: ‘Anatomy of an Alibi’ by Ashley Elston
The novel "Anatomy of an Alibi," by Ashley Elston, intricately depicts the lives of two women, Camille Bayliss and Aubrey Price, whose worlds collide under dire circumstances.
Book Excerpt: ‘August 17’ by S. Hareesh and Jayasree Kalathil
Excerpted with permission from “August 17: A Novel of Power and Rebellion”, S. Hareesh and Jayasree Kalathil, and Harper Perennial India
