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‘My Gita’ By Devdutt Pattanaik | Book Review
Devdutt Pattanaik’s storytelling prowess is further accentuated by his illustrations. Every single person may discover a different meaning in the sacred Bhagavad Gita, and My...
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‘Pandeymonium – Piyush Pandey On Advertising’ | Book Review
The book Pandeymonium, title of which has been inspired by Piyush Pandey’s family group on Whatsapp, is an unfeigned account of the things he loves –...
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‘Big Magic : Creative Living Beyond Fear’ By Elizabeth Gilbert | Book Review
If you are stuck in a desk job and and you want to vent out all your creative energies, but are not sure how to...
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‘Trigger Mortis’ – New James Bond Novel By Anthony Horowitz | Book Review
If you’ve gone through Anthony Horowitz’s adaptation of Sherlock Holmes, you’d have witnessed a similarity between his and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s writing style. Having penned Trigger Mortis, Anthony Horowitz proves that he can...
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Expecto Awesome – J.K. Rowling’s New Two-Part Play ‘Harry Potter And The Cursed Child’ Is The Eighth Potter Story
Muggles, be very very excited for now things are official. ‘Harry Potter and The Cursed Child’ is the eighth Potter story and begins 19 years from...
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‘Girl With a Red Nose Ring’ by Nandhini JS | Graphic Novel Review
The reason this book (originally titled Sivappu Kal Mookuthi) piqued my interest was it was hailed as the first contemporary graphic novel in Tamil. Add to...
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‘Journey Under The Midnight Sun’ by Keigo Higashino | Book Review
I’ve never read thrillers as accomplished as the ones by Keigo Higashino. When you’ve just begun to think that the author has used up all his tricks,...
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‘Sleeping On Jupiter’ by Anuradha Roy | Book Review
Narrated by our protagonist Nomi, Sleeping On Jupiter tells us of her brutal past where she witnesses the murder of her father and loses her...
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‘Memoranda’ Is a Video Game Project Inspired By Haruki Murakami’s Writing
Haruki Murakami is one of the few gifted authors who can brilliantly mesh magical realism into dreamy fiction. This supernatural element, though slightly common in...
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‘The Girl in The Spider’s Web’ by David Lagercrantz | Book Review
Stieg Larsson’s Millennium ‘Trilogy’ has set some insanely high standards in the crime mystery/thriller genre, maintaining which would’ve been one strenuous task. David Lagercrantz, a journalist by...
