About the Duo: Gayathri & Srividhya are sisters. Both are engineers, entrepreneurs, writers, artists, and content creators. Also, Gayathri is a Bharatanatyam dancer and Srividhya has a diploma degree in Painting. Both […]
The Asian Review is pleased to publish an enlightening interview with Alex Pearl – the author of the latest, gripping thriller, ‘The Chair Man’: read on for more! We would love to […]
Get Lost Dirty Covid-19 is a collection of poetry by Madalsa and Zuivere. A poignant collection exploring the pain and suffering of people caused by Covid pandemic.
Yesterday, Aspen Words—a programme in the Aspen Institute—announced the finalists for the 2021 Aspen Literary Awards, which recognizes and honours a work of fiction that addresses a pressing contemporary issue. The Award […]
Utilizing the medium of many book fairs amid a pandemic-riddled year, the Brussels Book Fair and the European Commission will be hosting the second edition of the European Book Forum digitally on […]
The Padma (or Padma Shri) Awards were instituted in 1954 to be awarded to citizens of India in recognition of their distinguished contribution in various spheres of activity including the arts, education, […]
by Mru Natu This is the story of Ambi, a boy who lived in a small village in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu. The book takes us through the journey of how this small […]
The Taipei International Book Exhibition 2021 which begun on January 26th, is set to go on until the 31st of May this year. It is organized by the Taiwanese Ministry of Culture […]
Booker Prize winner and Nobel Literature Laureate Olga Tokarczuk has written a book for children. Titled, ‘The Lost Soul’, the book is about a man who worked diligently and efficiently but had […]
Stephen King is known by many titles: ‘The Master of Horror’, ‘Ringleader of Nightmares’ and many more. But recent news affirms that he is quite the youth literary advocate too! This is […]
By Sakshi Selvanathan The substance of Nayomi Munaweera’s award-winning, debut novel, ‘Island of A Thousand Mirrors’, is very much as its title sounds – sharp and reflective. Set in the 1980s amid […]
Hailing from Alaska, illustrator Michaela Goade has become the first Native American to win one of the two top prizes in children’s literature – the prestigious Randolph Caldecott Medal. This was awarded […]
By Mru Natu I always wanted to read a Preeti Shenoy book. And I am glad I picked up this light and quick read. The book begins with a journal entry in […]
Girish Karnad’s memoir, which was to be translated from Kannada into English by the actor-playwright himself but could only finish a part of it before his death in 2019, will now be […]
An author grieving for both of her parents has written a book to help children deal with tragedies. Jess Childs’ father took his own life in 2006 and her mother from cancer, […]
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