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Blind Spot | Graphic Novel Review
Blind Spot is a collection of four different stories by writer Raveesh Mohan with four different artists. All four stories feature some stunning artwork. The...
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IN-Conversation With Orange Radius’ Raveesh Mohan
At MFCC 2014, I got an opportunity to talk to the Founder of Orange Radius, Mr. Raveesh Mohan. They have been known for their original superhero...
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‘Talking Of Justice’ by Leila Seth | Book Review
Leila Seth’s Talking Of Justice is a compilation of many essays on some substantive matters close to her heart. Leila, who retired as the Chief Justice...
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‘Camel Karma’ by Ilse Koehler-Rollefson | Book Review
Jacket blurb – According to myth, the camel was created by Lord Shiva at the behest of his consort Parvati. Parvati shaped a strange five-legged...
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‘The Narrow Road To The Deep North’ by Richard Flanagan | Book Review
There’s way too much of an emotional conflict in Richard Flanagan’s The Narrow Road To The Deep North, and it’ll be a real surprise if at...
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‘One Life Is Not Enough: An Autobiography’ | Book Review
The quote at the start of the book says it all about the book- “an unexamined life is not worth living”. The autobiography is wonderful...
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“Final Test : Exit Sachin Tendulkar” by Dilip D’Souza | Book Review
Have you been one of the billion unfortunate cricket fans to have missed the last outing of the GOD of Cricket? Then this book ‘Final Test...
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“The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher : Stories” by Hilary Mantel | Book Review
Metaphorical bliss, that what this book of ten short stories is. Hilary Mantel is an observant writer who’s in utmost control of her language and...
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‘Catching The Departed’ By Kulpreet Yadav | Book Review
Having read and loved a few short stories penned by Kulpreet Yadav earlier, I ruffled through the pages of his latest book with utmost excitement...
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Man Booker Prize 2014 Winner : Richard Flanagan For ‘The Narrow Road to the Deep North’
The Narrow Road To the Deep North, Richard Flanagan’s intense story of Burma ‘Death Railway’ and the Australian PoWs who were forced to construct it,...