Book Review: Lost in Fiction
In *Lost in Fiction* by Victorine E. Lieske, a woman named Brynn escapes a threatening real-world situation by traveling through a portal into a magical alternate universe. While t…
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Light in the Dark – Part 7
Upon being appointed Chief Priest, Vivaswan renounces the material world to seek spiritual truth within the darkness of a sacred chamber. His journey is poetically mirrored by the …
Light in the Dark – Part 6
Vivaswan, a scholar of traditional religious rituals, finds his understanding of devotion challenged by a profound encounter with a mysterious, soulful singer. Meanwhile, the singe…
Light in the Dark – Part 5
While lost in a forest on a full moon night, Vivaswan is captivated by the divine and melodic songs of Yamini, a devoted singer. This encounter sparks a profound spiritual awakenin…
Light in the Dark – Part 4
Yamini harbors a secret, long-standing love for Vivaswan, a man who admires her artistic talents without ever truly knowing the woman behind them. As she navigates this unrequited …
Light in the Dark – Part 3
After twelve years of training at a Gurukul, the wise and radiant Vivaswan returns home, possessing a powerful aura that glows until sunset. When his divine light encounters Yamini…
These Books Were Apparently Too Dangerous to Read
Following religious and political protests in Ahmedabad, the removal of *I Am Malala* and *The Diary of a Young Girl* from a school reading list highlights a concerning trend of ce…
Light in the Dark – Part 2
Yamini is a mystical being born from darkness who carries a curse that can only be broken by meeting someone with a unique aura. To prevent the curse from returning, she lives a po…
Light in the Dark – Part 1
This narrative introduces Yamini and Vivaswan, two lovers whose bond is destined to be beautiful yet eternally incomplete. As Vivaswan concludes twelve years of spiritual training …
How to Write What Readers Really Want
To write what readers truly want, authors should balance personal authenticity with an understanding of their audience's emotional needs and practical questions. By sharing univers…
Marigold and Rose by the winner of Nobel Prize In Literature Louise Glück : Book Review
This book review examines Louise Glück’s unexpected foray into fiction with *Marigold and Rose*, a poetic story centered on the contrasting inner lives of twin sisters during their…
The Calling Card Of Sepsis
The article warns against dismissing subtle bodily "whispers"—such as fatigue, shortness of breath, or irregular heartbeats—as mere inconveniences or inevitable signs of aging. It …