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This article reviews Nambi Krishnan’s "Murugan Agencies," a multi-layered story that weaves together themes of artificial intelligence, Vedic mythology (specifically the tale of th…
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The Night Mahira Died by Siddharth Nirwan
This article reviews the thriller *A Rustic Mind*, which follows a grieving forensic doctor investigating a supermodel's suspicious death to uncover potential links to his wife's u…
Every Book Deserves to Be Read, Every Author Deserves to Be Heard
Globelighten is launching a new service that provides authors, particularly independent ones, with honest and thorough book reviews to help increase their visibility. The offering …
Cleopatra and Frankenstein
This article reviews Coco Mellors' debut novel, *Cleopatra and Frankenstein*, which follows the whirlwind marriage of a young woman named Cleo and an older man named Frank. Rather …
When Ammini tried Hindi - Ammini & Ramchandra - part 8 - The Chronicles of the Youngest Child
The provided text appears to be a headline and metadata for an article dated April 28, 2025, rather than a full article. It suggests a theme where retirement is viewed as a transfo…
Listen for the Lie
This article reviews Amy Tintera's thriller *Listen for the Lie*, which follows Lucy Chase as she confronts her past when a true-crime podcast revisits the murder of her best frien…
I Would Never Be Friends with The Characters I Write. Here’s Why
Author Pallabi Ghoshal explores her fascination with writing morally ambiguous, complex characters who exist in the psychological "grey space" between good and evil. Rather than fo…
Book Review: The Dhoni Paradigm by Samrat Chatterjee
*The Dhoni Paradigm* by Samrat Chatterjee is a leadership case study that uses MS Dhoni’s cricket career to explore the principles of composure and strategic restraint under pressu…
Book Review: Falling Into Fiction by Victorine E Lieske
Victorine E Lieske’s *Falling Into Fiction* follows a rom-com novelist who unexpectedly wakes up inside her own manuscript after struggling with writer's block. While the story rel…
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BOOKS
In this installment of her "80 books" series, Asfiya explores sub-Saharan Africa through a collection of 95 diverse folktales. These stories highlight the rich history and customs …
The Curse of the Maharani By Neil D’Silva- An Indian Supernatural Horror Novel: Book Review
This article reviews Neil D’Silva’s supernatural horror novel, *The Curse of the Maharani*, which follows a woman investigating a generational family curse and her father's mysteri…
The Bench, the Bar and the Bizarre
Tushar Mehta’s *The Bench, the Bar and the Bizarre* is a well-researched collection of unusual, humorous, and often absurd legal anecdotes that explore the quirky human side of the…