The Age of Reason
After skeptically watching it lie in my rickety, little bookshelf, gathering dust for the last couple of months; I reluctantly
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Bibliophile
Perfect Blend of Mythology and History: The Krishna Key
In today’s times, where we hear elders saying all the time that we youngsters are away from our heritage more
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The Love Laws
The book I’ve chosen to review is called “The God of Small Things” written by an Indian author, Arundhati Roy.
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The Print Versus Digital Books Debate
The whole print versus electronic debate alludes to the larger contention between tradition and technology. Tradition is something that the
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Confessions Of A Librocubicularist
The books look at me innocently, their pristine covers glowing under the bright lights of the posh bookstore. Rows and
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Lady Chatterley’s Lover : D.H. Lawrence’s Classic Revisited
At the outset I must indicate that this is not just a review. Lady Chatterley’s Lover was first published in
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An Affair with The Bridgertons
Ah!!! Finally I’m writing about my greatest passion in life- Books. And not just any book. Today, I’m penning down
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Discerning Language through Orwell’s 1984
I have often heard people who delve into non-fiction say that they are realists and that fiction is merely a
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Archie and the Gang!
Comic books as the name itself suggests are mainly produced to instill a sense of mirth and cheerfulness in the
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Shakespeare: The Ultimate Master of Pen
When words are incarnated they have to be penned down by the master of English Language, William Shakespeare. He was
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