Tales from Landour and Beyond
"Tales from Landour and Beyond" by Ruskin Bond is a collection of 21 gentle stories set amidst the serene, mountainous landscapes of the Himalayas. The reviewer praises the book fo…
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An Essential Resource for Understanding the Religion
Tomichan Matheikal’s book, *The Simplest Guide to Religion: Understanding Humanity's Search for the Sacred*, provides a meticulously researched exploration of how faith and divinit…
Book Review: The Unicorn Hunters by Katherine Arden
This review of Katherine Arden’s *The Unicorn Hunters* describes a historical fantasy inspired by Anne of Brittany, who uses a grand unicorn hunt to navigate political intrigue and…
If These Fictional Characters Can Do It, Why Can’t We?
The author argues that fictional characters from books, movies, and shows can provide profound real-life lessons, specifically regarding the importance of maintaining a healthy wor…
Shahenshahs, Begums and Shahzadis
Tanushree Podder’s *Shahenshahs, Begums and Shahzadis* offers a fresh perspective on Mughal history by shifting the focus from military conquests to the personal lives and complex …
The School-Gate Kidnapping
This article reviews Kiran Manral’s *The School-Gate Kidnapping*, a contemporary Indian cosy mystery following amateur sleuth Kay Mehra as she investigates a high-profile kidnappin…
The Curse of the Maharani
This article reviews Neil D’Silva’s horror novel, *The Curse of the Maharani*, which follows Samika as she uncovers dark family secrets and a supernatural curse within her ancestra…
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Book Review: Hunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton (Cat and Mouse Duet, Book 2)
Arsh Ansari’s review describes *Hunting Adeline* as an ambitious, dark sequel that shifts from romance into a gritty survival thriller focused on themes of captivity and trauma. Wh…
The D’Costa Family ~ Rochelle Potkar
This review examines Rochelle Potkar's novel *The D’Costa Family*, a "madcap family caper" involving power struggles and secrets within an Anglo-Indian/Goan family. While the revie…
Book Review: The Good Reporter: A Memoir of Journalism in the 21st Century
*The Good Reporter* offers a raw, firsthand account from ten feminist journalists at Khabar Lahariya, moving beyond external case studies to tell their own stories of resilience. T…
Book Review of ‘Jagannath: Stories of Faith and Devotion’ by Smita Das Jain
"Jagannath: Stories of Faith and Devotion" by Smita Das Jain is a devotional non-fiction book featuring seventy-five stories about Lord Jagannath drawn from scriptures, folklore, a…
Where Magic Burns on Winter Seas
*Where Magic Burns on Winter Seas* is a dark historical fantasy following a Russian monk with secret magical abilities who is hunted by a former friend seeking to exploit his power…