T S Eliot – read him to know him better!
The 20th century bore witness to a literary renaissance marked by the emergence of brilliant minds who sought to redefine the boundaries of literature and art. In the midst of…
Appreciate Amitav Ghosh? Here are 5 must-read novels by him!
Amitav Ghosh’s Literary Gems: 5 Novels You Must Read Amitav Ghosh, without a doubt, a luminary in the realm of contemporary Indian English fiction, has captivated readers worldwide with his…
Immortality by Milan Kundera – Book Review
Milan Kundera was a prolific writer who did what he liked! His works explore deeper meanings of life, higher truths beyond life, and often delve into the breadth and depth…
Beating Stress, Anxiety and Depression through Self-Help Books – must-read for all
Who doesn’t feel low? Who doesn’t feel sad? Who doesn’t find obstacles on the path of happiness and pursuit of satisfaction? One should keep in mind that it’s a universal…
Dystopian Literature – common traits and the best novels you must read
Dystopian Literature, in a way, stops at being discussed as Dystopian novels. It is because the body of Dystopian literature consists of novels, mainly. As the electrifying darlings of the…
5 Self-help books women must read – a list
Though books are to be read by everyone irrespective of differences, there are books that are suitable for a set of readers – children’s books, business books, sports books, and…
Reading James Bond? Start with these novels – favourite Bond classics by Ian Fleming
James Bond is a name that a large part of the world population has heard. They may not have seen the movie or read the book or even known who…
Reading sad poems can be excruciating… yet rewarding!
Poetry comes wrapped in various colours, emotions, wisdom and variety. You can read poems that suit your mood. Sometimes, it may be to cheer you up and other times, it…
7 Reasons you must read classic novels more often – #YourReadingBuddy
Just think of classic novels in your mind. The names that might already be coming to your mind should be Jane Austen, Dickens, Thomas Hardy, Leo Tolstoy, Fitzgerald and a…
Changing dynamics of the world and the literary contours – what and how? An opinion
Understanding emerging trends in literature might be a task that’s not convenient for every kind of audience. Some only enjoy literature. And there are those who not only enjoy but…
Maya, the blindfolded by Prasad Bag – Book Review
Imagine being accused of murder (you did not commit) and then losing your memory… making things more complicated and troublesome for you. And then, also add weird encounters with ghosts,…
Ponder Awhile by Mohit Misra – Book Review
Reading poetry comes to me before reading anything else. It comes naturally. However, there are times when reading poetry becomes more than reading. It becomes realising, understanding, thinking and pondering.…