Book Review: ‘Death in Shambles’ by Stephen Alter
"Death in Shambles" is a gripping thriller that mixes a fast-paced narrative with surprising turns to engross readers.
Book Review: ‘The Invisible Sun’ by Attar and Sholeh Wolpé
The poems in "The Invisible Sun" present an invitation for readers to engage in transformative conversations with their souls.
Book Review: ‘Crimes of Passion’ by Gerard de Souza
“Crimes of Passion: When Desire Turns Deadly” is a fascinating and informative book that exposes the dark side of human nature and the consequences of unbridled passion.
Consumed by Plastic: Saabira Chaudhuri on How Big Brands Hooked Us – And How...
In this eye-opening interview, Consumed author Saabira Chaudhuri reveals how global brands engineered our plastic addiction—and how storytelling can spark environmental change.
A Will To Kill by R.V. Raman
An aging and wheelchair-bound Bhaskar Fernandez has finally reclaimed his family property after a bitter legal battle and now wants to reunite his aggrieved...
Book Review: ‘A Speck of Coal Dust’ by Rohit Manchanda
All things considered, “A Speck of Coal Dust” is a neglected masterpiece that merits a second look. The book stands out with its simplicity, sensitivity, and elegant prose, depicting the near-realistic, pulsating life in the cloistered existence of a coalfield, a testament to the skilled workforce that powers the economy.
