By H Suranga Thilakarathne Ababa Abiem is a published American author of South Sudanese descent. Her debut publication has given voices to millions of voiceless women across the world. Talking to The […]
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The Beautiful Sky by Harshwardhan: Unconditional Love Fosters Healing
The Beautiful Sky by Harshwardhan is a long romance novel about Vian and Amyra. The novel explores the true value of unconditional love and how it can help in healing the rape trauma.
The Lost Woman of Santacruz by Vijay Medtia: A Crime Thriller Way Ahead than Its Conventional Genre
The Lost Woman of Santacruz by Vijay Medtia is a riveting crime thriller that outpaces its conventional genre by its sheer brilliance.
Sugarbread
Reviewed By: Swapna Peri ThoughtsThis book, Sugarbread by Balli Kaur Jaiswal, is a stunning story of ten-year-old Pin (Parveen), who lives and grows up in Singapore in the early 90s. Hers is […]
Ball Point Pen day…
In June of 1943 the Bíró brothers, László and György, became owners of US Patent 2,390,636 – better known around the world as the ball point pen. The Hungarian inventors’ new pen, […]
Choose an editor to enhance your story …
Every piece of writing needs some sort of editing. And to be honest, editing your own work is almost impossible. That’s where professional book editors come in. It is always paramount to […]
Kaleidoscope by Ranjit Kulkarni: Explores a Gamut of Life Hues through 18 Stories
Kaleidoscope is a collection of short stories by Ranjit Kulkarni that explores a gamut of life hues through 18 stories.
“The military coup in February is nothing short of horrifying”, Jessica Mudditt- Author of Our Home in Myanmar
By Pramudith D Rupasinghe Jessica Mudditt is a Sydney-based journalist whose articles have been published by The Economist, BBC, CNN, GQ and Marie Claire. She was accredited as a newspaper journalist in […]
Fantasy Novel Rage of the Immortals by Kanika Presents a Heady Mix of Emotions and Legacy in a Post Apocalyptic World
Fantasy Novel Rage of the Immortals by Kanika Presents a Heady Mix of Emotions and Legacy in a Post Apocalyptic World
Let’s talk about love
By Swapna Peri Poetry is an art form that can be perceived in infinite ways. A good poem is a collection of words that describe extreme levels of all emotions in the […]
Amma Mia: Stories, advice, and recipes from one mother to another
By Swapna Peri In this book, the author Esha Deol Takhtani shares her experiences from being a star kid till she being a mother of two kids. Also, in the book, she […]
Imagination beyond the ordinary, a conversation with Teresa McLaughlin
By Pramudith D Rupasinghe “I have always been fascinated by the Ancient Aliens theory. And, being a victim of child abuse during my entire childhood and adolescence, I struggled with finding solutions to the emotional pain […]
A conversation with Bangladesh’s award-winning author of “Only I Know You”, Farzana Mitu.
By Andrew Carmichael. Farzana Mitu is a popular and a decorated writer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. She started to write in 2011, first with poetry, and later entered into “Novel Writing”. In […]
“It is very important to be mindful of the cultural environment that the writer represents”- Prof. Kamani Jayasekera. An exclusive author Interview.
By Isha Alexandri. She is a historian, an academic and an author who has contributed to diverse genre in the industry. Currently she is affiliated to the Department of Western Classical Culture […]
A conversation with award-winning Alexander Nderitu, author of Africa’s first purely ‘digital novel’.
Today’s Author interview is dedicated to a poet, novelist, playwright and critic from the East African country, Kenya. In 2001, he published his first novel, When the Whirlwind Passes, online. It is regarded asAfrica’s first purely ‘digital novel’. He has since published three more books: The Moon is Made of Green Cheese (2008), Kiss Commander Promise (2011), and Africa on My Mind (2013). His books are available on Lulu.com and via World reader apps/devices.
The Winter Song by Saurav Dutt: A Journey of Extraordinary Self-discovery of One Common Man
The Winter Song by Saurav Dutt is an engaging yet slow-paced novel about a man’s journey from Shimla to the Spiti Valley of Himalaya on foot to discovery hidden facets of love, life, father and son bonding, religion, faith and much more.
Beloved Children’s Author, Beverly Cleary, Dies Aged 104
Beverly Cleary, the American children’s author who created the feisty characters of Ramona Quimby and Henry Huggins, has died at the age of 104. Cleary died last Thursday at her home in […]
A Woven Life – Jenny Housego’s Biography
By Swapna Peri This book, A Woven Life, is a memoir of Jenny Housego, a woman of many titles. She is an entrepreneur, an author and most importantly, British Textile Historian. Journalist […]
An Interview with Bestselling Author Rosanna Ley
By Sakshi Selvanathan Rosanna Ley is the bestselling author of many novels which have a particular focus on emotional drama and human conflict, and are largely set amidst gorgeous landscapes that make […]
The Blue Umbrella – A heart-warming tale of a simple girl living in the most beautiful mountains of India.
By Mru Natu Binny lives in the Garhwal mountain regions of North India with her mother and brother. Her father died when she was very young. Their family grows vegetables in […]
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