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Interview with Rheaa Noor- Author of Lanterns for the Dark
About The Author Rheaa Noor is a poet and novelist whose writing lives in the space between ache and tenderness. Her work is rooted in…
Book Review: From Darkness to Light by Sanchari Ghosh – A Powerful Story of Resilience & Spiritual Awakening
Review To move forward on the path of moksha, we must overcome the triangle of money and desire. Money, after all, must be earned through…
Book Review: Lanterns for the Dark by Rheaa Noor – A Tender Companion Through the Unseen
Review “You left, my love, yet the sky remained,and through its quiet I was named,not just the girl who watched you go,but the one who…
Book Review: A Shimla Affair by Srishti Chaudhury – A Story Worth the Hype
Review As the quote says, “One can plan all they like, but the course of our lives has been charted long ago. All one can…
Book Review: The Forever Green Lore and Legends of Kerala by Sreekumari Ramachandran
Review I’ve always been fascinated by the stories from Kerala; they’ve mesmerised me for as long as I can remember. There’s something mysterious and magical…
Book Review: No One Knows Anything by Shreyans Kanswa -A Profound Journey of Unlearning
Review “Who knows? What is success? What’s gone by is beautiful, what’s coming is beautiful. What’s happening right now? I don’t know. It’s just life…
Interview with Gopalan Srinivasan – Author of Musings of Mannarkoil Professor
About The Author I was born in Mannarkoil village in Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu, India. After completing my early education at St. Xavier’s High…
Interview with Pinki Bakshi – Author of The Song of Our Bond
About The Author Pinki Bakshi is a storyteller at heart and loves to navigate through the complex emotions of people and the poetry of life…
Book Review: Happiness Happens by Robin Singh – Happiness for Those Who Have Everything Else
Review “Don’t do to others what you wouldn’t want done to you, and help others in ways you’d want to be helped.” This line stayed…
Book Review: A Day of Brahma by K.C. Tata – A Gripping Tantric Techno-Thriller Blending Myth, Science, and Mystery
Review “Now… a thousand Yuga cycles make a Kalpa — a single day of Brahma. At the end of every Kalpa, dissolution occurs in the…
Book Review: Tara – The Dream Chaser by Nelofar Currimbhoy – A Gripping Tale of Courage, Love, and Freedom
Review “Sometimes, walking back is the toughest part of life — but tonight, she had to.” Some books just stay with you, making you reflect…
Book Review: Musings of Mannarkoil Professor by Gopalan Srinivasan – A Heartwarming Stroll Down Memory Lane
Review “Things written by pen could not easily be erased. That indicated the confidence placed by elders in our ability and, equally, the responsibility thrust…
Book Review: The Trojan Horse by Sanjukta Nandy & Rupali Sebastian – Thrilling, Compelling Read.
Review “Sometimes, my friend, closure comes not from knowing every detail, but from accepting that some stories remain incomplete.” As I wrapped up this rich,…
Book Review: 1975 – The Year That Transformed Bollywood by Pratik Majumdar.
Review “This was a year rich in ideas, courageous storytelling and unforgettable artistry.” This line from the book stayed with me. It made me pause…
Interview with Antra Dubey – Author of Memory Stains on Banarasi Dupatta
About The Author Antra Dubey is an Indian author and an entrepreneurship graduate from Queen Mary University of London. An avid reader who naturally found…
Book Review: The Song of Our Bond by Pinki Bakshi – A Heartwarming Tale of Friendship and Memories.
Review “Sometimes people let differences divide them, instead of seeing what makes them the same.” This one line made me pause—it reminded me how often…
Book Review: Make It Happen by Darius Foroux- A Practical Guide to Mindset, Action, and Growth.
Review “Sometimes you will learn to love the things you are good at. And sometimes you get good at what you love.” I love Darius…
Five Minutes of Surrender – Mad Moments
Hey Doc (Document),It’s 05:27 PM, and I have to spend at least five minutes with you. More than five is good, but no less. I…