Agents work on your behalf to promote your book, negotiate deals, and mediate with publishers. They handle the worrying, leaving you free to write.
Why writers should have a literary agent?
Going, but where? They will where if ever they arrive…
Response of Raphael Abiem, a South Sudanese, to the lamentation below, authored by Ahmed Mustafa Altinai, a lifelong friend. It is an attempt to capture Sudan’s last eternity-like three inches left to go before meeting peace; a journey made possible by “Hope”.
War – Gaza – Humanity
Western Bombs Eastern Bombs Arabic Bombs The Israeli Bombs They all are bad Bombs Rips the limbs Kills the dreams Shatters the wills Flattens the hills Sighs of Pain and oozing blood […]
What will Hezbollah do ?
By Nadeera Dickwella “If you want peace, prepare for war” There is a cold peace shrouded in a sinister ambience on the northern Israeli border with Lebanon. On both sides of the […]
Witnessing the Sacred by SS Rai: Feel Good about Life
Witnessing the Sacred by SS Rai is a must-read for anyone looking to improve their mental health and live a more fulfilling life. We recommend it to anyone who is ready to take control of their thoughts and emotions and start living a happier, more fulfilling life.
From a place where the pen is kept at gunpoint, I write for the freedom of my people- Asha Ralapanawe
Asha Relapanawa is a Sri Lankan writer and won the “Kawitha” award for best fiction in 2013 for her debut novel SalapathanaMandiya. KAWITHA TALENT Awards Ceremony 2013 . Her 3rd Novel was nominated for the Godage Awards for best youth fiction in 2019.
Vizag Blue by Anil CS Rao: Artwork does the Storytelling
Vizag Blue by Anil CS Rao is an exemplary graphic novella where artwork does the storytelling than the actual content. However, at its core, it is a tale of two women stranded in a secluded seaside.
Love, Pain & Timelessness: Kashvi’s Poetry is both Beautiful and Thought-Provoking
“Love, Pain & Timelessness” is a charming collection of poems authored by young Kashvi Khurana. The book houses many lyrical poems and loves to explore a gamut of subjective themes rooted in eternal love.
“Writing and reading heal…” Dr Bodhini Samarathunga.
Writing and reading possess the power of healing. When writing comes out of a healer? It can be both for self-healing and healing others. The Asian Review presents today a medical doctor who embarked on a writing journey for both self-healing and healing others. Dr. Bodhini Samarathunga is a Sri Lankan writer who works across several genres. She writes in both Sinhala and English, and has been translated into third languages. She is currently based in Sweden.
How to Re-attire Your Retirement & Embrace Life 2.0 by Dr. Dilip Ganguly: A Practitioners Guide in Retirement Life
How to Re-attire Your Retirement & Embrace Life 2.0 by Dr. Dilip Ganguly: A Practitioners Guide in Retirement Life
Unemployable by Alysia Silberg Recounts a Tale of Remarkable Entrepreneurial Journey
Unemployable by Alysia Silberg Recounts a Tale of Remarkable Entrepreneurial Journey
“Mors tua vita mea “- Your Death is my Life” How USA would pull a Tactical victory out of Ukraine
By Nadeera Dickwella. ( Photo Credit Jerusalem Post ) Disclaimer – As a lit community , we condemned violence and strongly believe that war is no sensible means of solving an issue. […]
Jadabeswar Bhattacharjee’s Books Documents the Other Side of West Bengal’s Politics and Society, Breaking the Stereotypes
Jadabeswar Bhattacharjee’s Books Documents the Other Side of West Bengal’s Politics and Society, Breaking the Stereotypes.
Mombauer’s House of Drought into the shortlist of World Fantasy Awards 2023…
“Dennis Mombauer lives in Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he works as Director: Research & Knowledge Management at SLYCAN Trust, a non-profit think tank focused on climate change. He is also a writer […]
Learn English Grammar through Harry Potter by Manikantan SU: Innovative and Light
Manikantan SU has written this book to enable students to grasp the wide scope of English language and its grammar. This book is built on an innovative scaffold that deals extensively with English grammar and offers enough study material to master the language in short chapters. Grammar is shorter, the better.
ARSA – From freedom fighters to transnational Terrorists
By Nadeera Dickwella . Photo Credit Al Jazeera Economic disparities, social injustice, ethnic discrimination create perfect breeding grounds for groups with extreme ideologies to sustain , grow and expand. If the issue […]
A genocide in the making…
By Nadeera Dickwella. Photo credit – Aravot – Armenian News Read more at: https://en.aravot.am/2023/01/10/317567/ After the Armenien genocide committed by the Ottoman Turks at the beginning of the last century, the world […]
My Little Princess
My joy and happiness The reason for my smile Laughter and fondness You bring to my world Could not have asked For more than you My sweet princess To whom I really […]
Grandma
By Nadeera Dickwella When I cried you consoled me. When I was angry You calmed me down. When I was mischievous You tolerated me. When I grew old Mighty and big, When […]
Vismriti – The Art of Forgetting by Naina Kaur: Connecting with Lost Family Vestiges
This is an interesting read about emotions and grief, steeped in the complexity of family dynamics. Ira and Noor are the story runner characters. Ira is the daughter of later, who is dead in some death lodge in Benaras, North India. Ira gets a barrage of calls for attending her funeral, but she is against it. Why – fills the narration of the book.
The Asian Review 