Book Reviews

All the Lives We Never Lived by Anuradha Roy

A compass among rows of paints. The cover of All the Lives We Never Lived is enough to draw you in even without its blurb

Prakruti Maniar October 22, 2018

Book Reviews

Latitudes of Longing by Shubhangi Swarup

First, there was the beginning of the universe, with two atoms and emptiness. Then, there was the ocean, and a simple dream of a

Prakruti Maniar October 16, 2018

Book Reviews

Beloved by Toni Morrison

I Reading Beloved is like swinging really fast, really high. It is thrilling but is sometimes out of your control, sometimes reaching so high that

Prakruti Maniar October 2, 2018

Book Reviews

The Automobile Club of Egypt by Alaa Al Aswany, translated by Russell Harris

I am always looking to read more of literature in translation, which is why when the generous Vivek Tejuja gave me The Automobile Club of

Prakruti Maniar September 3, 2018

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Rupal Vyas on reading Khaled Hosseini

There is a point, particularly around late teenage, when you are curious to know about how the things are spectacularly different in other countries, other

Rupal Vyas September 1, 2018

Book Reviews

The Third Squad by V Sanjay Kumar

“You may not open a book if you hate its cover,” says this book critic. “So it helps to have it well designed.” I open

admin July 1, 2018

Book Reviews

Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

Rainbow Rowell’s Fangirl is about growing love for humans, the reluctant choices for a better future and the power of books. The characters open themselves

Rupal Vyas May 23, 2018

Book Reviews

A Day in the Life by Anjum Hasan

I wake up, my arms aching from a night’s cold, from having slept but not feeling rested. I remember a professor, in the final year

Prakruti Maniar April 15, 2018

Book Reviews

The Shadow of Darkness by Priyanka Baranwal

There is a lot that goes into getting a story in the form of a book. For someone looking to self-publish, after your first draft

Prakruti Maniar January 23, 2018

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Before, and Then After by Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan

Pablo Neruda, that famed poet of love, has a lesser-known collection titled ‘Ode to Common Things’. Here, he takes commonplace objects like onions or spectacles

Prakruti Maniar October 22, 2017

Category: Book Reviews

All the Lives We Never Lived by Anuradha Roy

Latitudes of Longing by Shubhangi Swarup

Beloved by Toni Morrison

The Automobile Club of Egypt by Alaa Al Aswany, translated by Russell Harris

Rupal Vyas on reading Khaled Hosseini

The Third Squad by V Sanjay Kumar

Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

A Day in the Life by Anjum Hasan

The Shadow of Darkness by Priyanka Baranwal

Before, and Then After by Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan

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