There are novels that come into the world quietly, asking for attention, and there are novels that seem to generate their own gravity before release. Reign of Pawns belongs firmly to the second kind. As the mid-December launch approaches, conversations across reading communities are growing louder. A sense of excitement surrounds this debut work by… Continue reading
In Thoughts Between Life and Death, Dr Alok Mishra presents a poetic collection that moves beyond mere personal expression into deeper meditations on existence, loss, renewal, art, and meaning. The title itself signals the liminal territory that the poems inhabit: not the calm of life nor the finality of death, but the space between—where questions… Continue reading
Ancient Wisdom for a Sustainable World: Prof. Bharat M. Mody’s Vision in DHARMA KARYA In the twenty-first century, the discourse on sustainability has often been dominated by Western frameworks, including scientific climate models, international agreements, technological innovations, and economic reconfigurations. Yet within Bharat’s intellectual landscape, a growing body of thought seeks to anchor sustainability in… Continue reading
The Malabari Who Loved His Ferrari by Dileep Heilbronn is a deeply engaging memoir that transcends the expected boundaries of the genre. It is neither a linear success story nor a mere catalogue of hardships overcome. Instead, it stands as a vivid recollection of a life shaped by will, values, culture, memories, and, above all,… Continue reading
Dr Ajaya Kashyap, an eminent plastic surgeon with an illustrious career in the medical field, has carved an indelible mark in literature through his masterful storytelling. Known for his groundbreaking contributions to surgery, Dr Kashyap has embraced his dual passions by weaving fiction that captivates readers and highlights India’s rich historical and philosophical heritage. His… Continue reading
Chetan Bhagat, a literary impresario with a penchant for the bestseller’s podium, treads the fine line between literary craftsmanship and mass appeal with finesse. While critics may scoff at the simplicity of his prose and the perceived shallowness of his narratives, Bhagat stands as a literary entrepreneur who possesses an uncanny knack for transforming the… Continue reading
Dr Haseena Chokkiyil’s book The Kintsugi Moms: Transformative insights from a healer’s diary brings hopeful tales of transformation that will help readers realise the worth of life, and also ways to find ways back to it when everything seems lost and haywire. The author, a holistic healer, a homoeopath and a survivor herself has braved… Continue reading
“I often try to integrate an omniscient point of view with a first-person narrative as this allows me to build more authentic narratives.” The line quoted above is extracted from the introduction to this poetry collection, Melodies of Society, by Arav Rajesh. Before I get into the conjecture, arguments and critical commentary, let’s get settled… Continue reading
Poetry is not limited to lyrical, rhyming and musical words coming together to form something one can comprehend, enjoy and be amused by. At times, poets have tried different to achieve the desired effect – compel readers to think something or ask questions they otherwise ignore. Mohit Misra has come up with something similar. His… Continue reading
Business books are helpful only if you are interested, engaged and enjoying your occupation in the corporate sector. By luck, if you are a successful entrepreneur already, business books can help you a lot in getting better. Yes, books do help you master your profession, sports, style, and anything else. For those who are in… Continue reading