Blame It On The Wedding Season by Rheaa Noor
Set against the vibrant backdrop of a grand Indian wedding, Rheaa Noor's romantic comedy *Blame It On The Wedding Season* follows the slow-burning romance between an ultra-organize…
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Book Review: The Problem With Wishes by Hazel Calder
After being passed over for a long-awaited promotion, a hardworking professional named Scarlett discovers a handsome genie named Sahir who offers her three wishes. This magical rea…
LOVE, MISMATCHED BY RAJANI TEWARI
Rajani Tewari’s *LOVE, MISMATCHED* is a poetic romance novel that follows Berry and Pea, a middle-class married couple navigating the subtle complexities of their relationship. Thr…
Book Review: Hallucination and Lovephobia: Fear of Love – Feminism – Law of Love by Amutha Mahendran
*Hallucination and Lovephobia* explores the tension between protective love and possessive control through Janani, a protagonist shaped by family trauma and a grief-induced halluci…
Khandav by Mahesh Rajmane
"Khandav" by Mahesh Rajmane is a genre-blending novel that weaves mythology, psychological thriller, and environmental horror into a dark, atmospheric tale. The story follows a jou…
BOOK REVIEW OF THE BLOOMSBURY BOOK OF GREAT INDIAN LOVE POEMS EDITED BY ABHAY .K
Edited by Abhay K., *The Bloomsbury Book of Great Indian Love Poems* is an expansive anthology featuring 142 poems spanning from the Vedic period to the present day. The collection…
Bhujang Shetty and the Order of the Ninth Eclipse by Gautham V Kedoor
*Bhujang Shetty and the Order of the Ninth Eclipse* is a humorous adventure set in 1972 that follows the eccentric Bhujang Shetty as he investigates the disappearance of a historic…
Book Review: The Book of Bihari Literature by Abhay K.
Edited by Abhay K., this anthology features 61 stories and poems from 11 regional languages of Bihar, translated into English to showcase the state's diverse literary heritage. The…
Book Review: Almost Us by Mayank Mishra
This review of Mayank Mishra’s *Almost Us* describes a realistic office romance that eschews traditional "happily-ever-after" tropes in favor of a mature, bittersweet connection be…
When Longing Becomes Dangerous: A Look at Sanjay Tamta’s If Longing Could Kill
Set in a secluded mountain settlement in 1952 India, Sanjay Tamta’s historical mystery *If Longing Could Kill* follows Inspector Dharamveer Tyagi as he investigates the mysterious …
Book haul 2026
After a decade of favoring ebooks, a couple living in Belgium recently visited a Brussels bookstore to restock their physical library with titles from their shared wish lists. The …
Days At The Torunka Cafe by Satoshi Yagisawa: A cosy Japanese fiction that will bring you calm and comfort – Book Review
This article is a five-star review of Satoshi Yagisawa's *Days At The Torunka Cafe*, a collection of stories set in a quiet Tokyo cafe. The reviewer praises the book for its abilit…
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