Art in books, books on art : Taschen
The author expresses their appreciation for Taschen’s high-quality art books, noting that their premium cost is justified by impeccable production and unique, detailed subject matt…
The author expresses their appreciation for Taschen’s high-quality art books, noting that their premium cost is justified by impeccable production and unique, detailed subject matt…
The author shares and provides an English translation of a beautiful Hindi poem by Rajeshwar Vashisht, which was recently recited by journalist Sanjeev Paliwal on Twitter. This pos…
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After overcoming a reading block by joining various book clubs, the author discusses how these communities have expanded their literary horizons beyond familiar comfort reads. Thro…
After a canceled vacation, a woman spends her day sulking to punish her husband, but her young niece offers a profound new perspective. The child points out that the narrator's res…
The author recounts their experience attending the inaugural Bengal Biennale in Shantiniketan, which explores the theme ‘Anka-banka’ through various art forms. The piece highlights…
This review discusses Agatha Christie's *And Then There Were None*, a psychological thriller where ten strangers on an island are murdered one by one according to a nursery rhyme. …
After being framed for financial discrepancies at her job and forced to resign, Roshini feels her professional ambitions have been crushed. However, this setback unexpectedly turns…