Book Review on Amarnath Jha’s deCODE RED
Book Review on Amarnath Jha’s deCODE RED: Inside Story of Maoist Operations by Neel Preet “Punishment of the criminals often does not go as expected, since the law and order …
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Book Review on Agnes Grunwald-Spier’s Womens Experiences In The Holocaust In Their Own Words by Mehak Burza
The domain of the Holocaust accounts has (as an unspoken rule) remained a male impacted and a male overwhelmed one. The second half of the twentieth century witnessed numerous Holocaust …
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Book Review on Niharika Sah’s Closure by Shreya Mondal
Memory is to mind the soul is to the body; they nurture all possibilities to grow but linger once they perish. This captivating thought grips the theme of the book …
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Book Review on Eshwarmurthy G Pillai’s ‘Hang on: A Second Wind’
The story illustrates the present-day phenomenon of farming in central India which has been a chief concern for authority time and again. The book has been divided into fifteen chapters. …
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Shubhangi Kansal Reviews C R Mohan’s Modi’s World
Modi’s World: Expanding India’s Sphere of Influence Modi’s world, an exemplary blend of columns from the strategic point of view is authored by C. Raja Mohan; one of India’s leading …
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A Critical And Detailed Analysis Of The Immigrant With A Difference by Ndaba Sibanda
Author`s Biography Ndaba Sibanda is a Zimbabwean born writer. He hails from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe`s second largest city. He is the author of a number of works of art and prose …
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Dr Prof Shiv Sethi Reviews Phidalia Toi’s The Dusk—Marathon Race to Acche Din
Phidalia Toi’s ‘The Dusk—Marathon Race to Acche Din’ which is the fifth and last book in the series ‘Marathon Race to Acche Din’ is a seminal piece of work for …
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Neil Leadbeater Reviews Alessio Zanelli’s The Secret of Archery
This latest collection by Italian poet Alessio Zanelli begins with a leave-taking to the old year which sets the scene for what is to come. Time is very much in …
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Dr Dalip Kehtarpal Reviews Vihang A. Naik’s Making A Poem
Vihang A. Naik from Gujarat is one of the renowned contemporary poets. His poems have been widely published, have earned laurels and won numerous accolades and awards from various prestigious …
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Book Review on Saugata Chakraborty’s They Go To Sleep
The short story genre is as old as mankind or language itself and has always spellbound the readers. Be it the stories of Edgar Allen Poe, Anton Chekhov, Tolstoy, Somerset …
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