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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 …
Postliterate Era
The article explores the transition from a society where elites maintained power by censoring and withholding knowledge to a "post-literate" era dominated by digital media. While h…
Why some Books Take Years to Finish
When asked why he has been reading a single book for five years, Durga Prasad Dash compares great literature to fine wine. He explains that certain books should be savored slowly o…
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…
once upon a time…
The author relates to the character Puja from the book *When love came calling* because her resilient and happy-go-lucky nature mirrors the author's former, more eager self. This c…
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…
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 Immortal World
This review of *The Immortal World* by Sunil Kapoor and Sudhir Kapoor critiques a collection of seven stories exploring themes of magic, rebellion, and immortality. While the revie…
Daughters of Meerabai
Namrata Chaturvedi’s *Daughters of Meerabai* chronicles the lives of five unsung Indian women mystics who defied social expectations to pursue spiritual awakening across different …
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Book review: Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead
Set in a remote Polish village, Olga Tokarczuk’s *Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead* follows Janina Duszejko, an eccentric elderly woman who becomes embroiled in an invest…
Art in books, books on art : Taschen
The author expresses their appreciation for Taschen’s high-quality art books, noting that their premium cost is justified by impeccable production and unique, detailed subject matt…