Book Review: Small is Big- by Rafaa Dalvi
Small is Big- by Rafaa Dalvi Brevity is the soul of wit, said Shakespeare; it is the sister of talent, said Chekhov. Writing flash fiction
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Book Review: T F. Carthick’s Unfairy Tales
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By The Lake- Short Story
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Book Review: It Happens by Karan Sharma
The theme of the novel is unusual, specially in the Indian context. Men wanting to marry women older than themselves aren’t thick upon the ground
You Do Not Have a Memory- It Has You!
To aid your fickle memory, it is time to get yourself a jotting pad. Your memory is not really a dependable asset. It forgets things
The Serenity Prayer: Thought for 2018
Summarizing 2017: In 2017, I didn’t choose a word/ phrase/ thought for the year as I had done every year since 2012. There is no
Book Review: Brahmahatya By Rajiv Mittal
BRAHMAHATYA: by Rajiv Mittal Complicated yet integrated characters, a skilfully created sequence of inevitable events and a thick suspense plentifully fed by a revengeful, murderous intent,
Boy With a Backpack
The boy with a backpack was ten years old, give or take a year. He had bright, intelligent eyes and a cocky assurance about him.
Book Review: Water Boarding by Bragadeesh Prasanna
Water Boarding is not just a romantic story. While the story revolves around love (yes, there is a love triangle), this story is a lot more
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