Celebrating the Writing of Sudha Murthy
Princess Suryaprabha wanted to marry a man who was even more intelligent and learned than her. So she said to […]
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Mary Ventura: Sylvia Plath on an oblivious journey
The odd feeling I experienced when I first read these lines in The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath is still fresh on my mind. As if somebody could put into words the inexplicable feelings I was going through at that point of my life. To read Plath, is to dig deeper into yourself.
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Toddler-Hunting: Taeko Kono’s Disturbing Stories
Books that challenge traditional social norms and beliefs are the ones I always look forward to read. They not only widen your horizons but also make you think in an unconventional way.
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Our Trees Still Grow In Dehra: Poignant yet ecstatic
Ruskin Bond is well, Ruskin bond in this collection of short stories titled “Our trees still grow in Dehra”.
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Birthday Girl: Murakami’s magical words
Be careful what you wish for, in the magical world of Murakami. The book that will make you believe in miracles.
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Of Dogs and Walls by Yuko Tsushima
How your childhood memories shape your future? A Japanese fiction you can relate to. Read more to know.
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Forbidden stories from inside North Korea
What it means to live in the most secluded country in the world. Curious to know? Here is a review of spine-chilling tales from North Korea. Read to know more.
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