Shaikh Sarafat Ali’s debut Hindi novel, Dabi Aas (Diary), is a profoundly introspective work that captures the subjective emotional landscape of contemporary Indian youth navigating the treacherous waters of love, ambition, and […]
“Deceptive Murders” is an engaging, fast-paced crime mystery with deceptive twists and a reader-friendly structure. It excels as a focused page-turner, ideal if you enjoy concise thrillers that keep you guessing.
She looked at him, frozen. Everything stopped. There was only this moment when his hand slid down her neck, shoulders, chest, gently and tenderly followed her contours, wrapped her waist and pulled her close. Her body flared under the movement of his hand. She felt his lips, their butterfly touch.
Rahul Maru’s book ‘Be the Sales Champion’ shifts away from pushy and spammy sales tactics and instead shows how you can bring meaning to your role as a salesperson. He infuses techniques and strategies how to remain in alignment with your calling, with yourself, with what you are selling, with your prospects, and with what you are saying to your prospects.
‘The Luminosity of Crystals & Dimensions of the Heart’ offers a blend of clean fantasy and insightful magical moments, making it a cozy and imaginative read for those who enjoy stories that step beyond the ordinary.
Charu Nivedita is a South Indian Author. He has published six works of fiction, six works on cinema and numerous non-fiction. His novel Zero Degree was long listed for the 2013 edition of Jan Michalski Prize for Literature. It is a lipogrammatic novel in Tamil.
Vidya Math is a Cambridge-based author who was born and raised in Scotland. Her background includes scientific discoveries in Microbiology, running a dance school, performing dance, and songwriting with a love for poetry. She has also written “The Book of Stamps” and “The Luminosity of Crystals & Dimensions of the Heart.” Some of her life’s skills are evident in this book such as dancing.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s revolutionary decision to abandon English for Gikuyu represented more than linguistic choice—it constituted a radical political act challenging European cultural hegemony. His transformation from James Ngugi symbolises the broader decolonisation project that has defined his career, fundamentally reshaping postcolonial literature and inspiring indigenous language movements worldwide.
Hi God, How Are You by Manoj Kumar Sharma – Deeply Introspective and Unconventional about Spirituality and Societal Changes
On the Grass Trail by N.V. Nair appears to be a travelogue that offers readers a glimpse into the remote and culturally rich regions of North East India and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The book chronicles the author’s travels through the mountainous terrains, valleys, and river plains of Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh.
Shirani Rajapakse’s Offerings to the Blue God takes its reader along the least taken paths in the Isla’s life. The stories are characterised by a dynamic writing and presentation style, a unique voice that Rajapakshe’s stories often carry, and an unparalleled level of integrity that shines through in each story.
An aspiring writer who used to address complex issues strategically and confidently through my work, Olvens Louissaint is mainly committed to standing for the well-being of humanity and awarded with many international accolades. Some of his poems appeared in many international Anthologies and Magazines and his short stories and essays are also published in several journals
I was forty years old then. I had requested a transfer from Delhi to Chennai. Delhi, being the capital, it was easy to ask to be transferred to another city from there. Initially, I didn’t want to relocate to Chennai, but due to some unavoidable circumstances, I had to make the move.
Subhobroto Mazumder’s The Affairs of Baxiganj weaves a captivating tapestry of suspense, crime intrigue, and simmering dread…delivering a ‘classic murder mystery cum thriller’ that lingers long after the final page.
India’s Indigenous Immigrants by Subir – a Sensitive Resource on Assam’s Darker Epoch of History.
What can be done about it? More than one thing. Every form of solidarity and help is essential. It is important to understand that military aid in Ukraine is not a separate form of support, but part of humanitarian aid, which determines the existential to be or not to be.
Themed on “Peace”, the short-story contest received a total of 72 entries from Nigeria, Kenya, Zambia, Kingdom of Eswatini, South Sudan, Zimbabwe, Poland, Malawi, The Gambia, Sri Lanka, USA, Botswana and Tanzania. The jurors include Dr. Paula O. M. Otukile (Botswana), Camilla Bauer (Sweden), Henry Akubuiro (Nigeria), Rupasinghe D. Pramudith (Sri Lanka), and Alexander Nderitu (Kenya).
“Gia Finds a Love” is a fourth story in the book, ‘The Adventures of Ruby Pi and the Aviation Girls’ written by Tom Durwood. The book boasts of nine amazing long stories that look beyond the history, but sheds light on the working mechanism of jet fighters, and evolution of aviation and manned flights along with personal struggles of the heroines of the book.
Engaging pictures and poetic verses in English and Hindi, a perfectly organized memoir with spiritual morality…this book is surely to enthrall readers while giving them a window of opportunity to take a look at their relationship with their divine powers.
Maria A Perdomo is an emerging Venezuelan poet who has penned two poetry collections so far. She writes in both Spanish and English. Currently based in Valencia, Venezuela, Maria is a medical professional who has shown an unyielding passion for literature. She is working on her first novel and a new poetry collection. Her writings are known for their boldly honest nature, soulfulness and intimacy.
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