“The book of nature has no beginning, as it has no end. Open this book where you will, and at any period of your life, and if you have the desire to acquire knowledge you will find it of intense ...

From the author of the riveting crime fiction “The Death of Kirti Kadakia” comes yet another instalment in the series, “A Matrimonial Murder.” For some context, I read The Death of Kirti Kadakia back ...

Hi friends, today you are going to read the book review of a fascinating story. “Bobo and the Magic Cloak” is about a nine-year-old penguin named Bobo. Bobo doesn’t live like normal penguins do.

“At midday, not even a crow or a sparrow ventures out in this heat. This is not a big city like yours, just a little village. But wait and see. You will be amazed at how many different people live ...

Domestic abuse is an issue that still plagues many in Indian society. It is an evil that afflicts an individual mercilessly and leaves deep emotional, physical, and psychological scars that often take ...

In the mood for a light read about Sanatana Dharma, looking for such a book on my Kindle, I came across Swapna and Sudha Gopalakrishnan’s Unsolved Indian Hindu Temple Mysteries. Ever keen to learn ...

Japanese Literature is all the rage right now and I have been slowly and steadily catching up to this trend. This is my third Japanese fiction this year, after Heaven from the same author and Satoshi ...

Balamurugan K A, a native of Varanavasi village in Tamil Nadu’s Ariyalur District, stands as a prominent figure in both literature and education. His journey as an author and educator has been marked ...

“The stories and the poems float in through my window, float in from the magic mountains, and the words appear on the page without much effort on my part. I can see the curvature of the earth from my ...

“One day or night, during a high wind and heavy snow, the old tree will topple and perish. Only the monkeys and the boys might miss it. But while it stands, let me celebrate it, for there is nothing ...

In the dynamic landscape of Indian mythological thrillers, Ajeet Pratap Singh marks a powerful step with Arsenal of the Gods — a novel that boldly bridges ancient mythology, historical mystery, and ...

In my search for fresh Indian voices—those whose names don’t pop up nearly as often as they should—I stumbled upon K. Madavane’s “To Die in Benares”. This collection of seven short stories orbits ...