“Buried Things” by Satyen Rohti
"Buried Things" is a debut collection of ten short stories by Satyen Rohit that explores profound human emotions, such as love, longing, and family dynamics, with unsettling honest…
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PAPERBACK REVIEW: CONFESSIONS OF AN IT EMPLOYEE
This review highly recommends *Confessions of an IT Employee* as a relatable contemporary read that explores the intersection of professional challenges and personal growth. By add…
The Playlist That Said More Than He Did...
In an arranged marriage, a woman initially struggled to understand her quiet and reserved husband. Her perspective shifted when she discovered he had added her favorite songs to a …
Book Review: Blink It by Albinder Dhindsa
This review praises Albinder Singh Dhindsa’s memoir, *Blink It*, which chronicles the transformation of Grofers into the quick-commerce leader Blinkit. The reviewer highly recommen…
Review of Laugh with Me by Ruskin Bond
This review praises Ruskin Bond's *Laugh with Me*, a collection of light-hearted anecdotes that encourage readers to find humor in life's mishaps. The reviewer highlights Bond's si…
All Roads Lead Here Book Review
"All Roads Lead Here" by Suchita Agarwal is a fantasy LGBTQ+ novel following Parth, an earth elemental navigating complex relationships and a government investigation into his myst…
The Shadow Town Book Review
*Shadow Town* by Sreemati Sen is an atmospheric horror novel that utilizes Santhal tribal folklore to create a haunting and unsettling setting. While the book excels at building ps…
One Childhood Preserved, One Purchased
Through a personal encounter with a young girl offered as a nanny, the author illustrates the stark contrast between children whose childhoods are protected for growth and those wh…
Some Victories Don’t Make Noise
Rekha, a principled school principal, is unjustly transferred from her village after being targeted by local men for challenging their social norms. While recovering in the hospita…
The Turning
Shannaaya Chopra’s debut fantasy novel, *The Turning*, follows Kiara Sharma as she discovers her identity as a rare and feared werewolf known as a "Katrol." While the reviewer prai…
Heart Lamp Review
Banu Mushtaq’s *The Heart Lamp* is a collection of twelve short stories that explores profound themes of love, marriage, and the systemic impact of patriarchy. The reviewer describ…
SUPPORTING CAST 2025
In this reflective post, the author expresses gratitude for the "supporting cast"—including the Blogchatter community, Manali Desai, and their husband—that provided stability and e…