“Journey Down the Years” by Ruskin Bond comprises of 25 pieces of writings, spanning an eclectic range of subjects. Through his pen Bond captures the essence of nature, nostalgia, memories, experiences, and simple living. The book offers a glimpse into the life of the author himself.
Anand Ranganathan’s ‘Hindus in Hindu Rashtra’ is a powerful, well-researched book exposing the systemic discrimination against Hindus in India. Through eight compelling chapters, Ranganathan debunks myths of Hindu dominance and highlights state-sanctioned injustices. Reading this book should not be a choice but a compulsion, a duty.
‘The Power of Nunchi’ by Euny Hong, helps you discover the Korean art of Nunchi. This book explores how to gauge others’ thoughts and emotions to build trust, improve relationships, and navigate social situations effectively. Learn to master this ancient skill and unlock personal and professional success through cultural insights and practical advice.
In The Naga Warriors: Battle for Gokul, brave Naga sadhus heroically defend their sacred city against the formidable and evil Afghan invaders led by Ahmed Shah Abdali. Set in 1757, this historical fiction weaves mythology and history, showcasing the valor and relentless dedication of the Nagas in protecting their land and Dharma.
A Fistful of Love, all of 214 pages, comprises of around 50 small essays whose topics range from love, attachment, marital relationships, problems and inconveniences, kindness, love language, human desires, cheating in relationships, marriage and its truths, desires, and its DNA, personal fulfillment, destiny and free will, tolerance, eternal truth, faith, realization, etc.
In this candid conversation with Balamurugan K A, an acclaimed educator and author, we explore his latest book, “A Man Eater in Kasan Kadu.” Join us as he shares insights into his writing journey, the inspiration behind his work, and his passion for preserving Tamil Nadu’s rich cultural heritage through storytelling.
Discover solace in ‘It Happens’, a poetic journey that embraces life’s challenges with warmth and wisdom. Through relatable verses, it reminds us of the beauty in chaos, urging readers to find peace amidst the storm. A must-read for those seeking solace and perspective in the tumult of life.
Everyday People is a short collection of 8 stories that narrate the tales of people from our everyday lives. These are people whom we may come across but need not engage with; they are ordinary people with ordinary lives, dealing with the struggles and challenges of their everyday existence. What’s more, these stories reflect the lives of people living in urban cities, striving to eke out a living from the tough city life.
Sisters Abby and Ellie, long resentful of each other, reunite at Abby’s Italian villa. Tensions rise as their mother unexpectedly joins, stirring old wounds. A shocking incident reveals buried secrets, thrusting the sisters into chaos. Amid distrust and scandal, they must confront their past to find out if they can truly trust each other.
Ten Tales of Torment features ten diverse horror stories, rekindling my love for the genre. From Mumbai’s remote areas to bustling streets, the tales range from mildly eerie to truly spooky. With unexpected twists and varied settings, each story offers fresh, thrilling experiences and sinister adventures, leaving readers wanting more.
“Ms Ice Sandwich,” is a captivating Japanese novella translated by Louise Heal Kawai. The story follows a young narrator mesmerized by a mysterious sandwich vendor with electric blue eyelids. This enchanting tale explores the thrill of childhood crushes, unbreakable friendships, and the poignant bonds of family, capturing the magic of growing up.
In ancient Bharatam’s village of Karmana, Meera seeks purpose amid tradition and spirituality. With the guidance of a wise Guru and her ethereal Devi, she embarks on a transformative journey of self-discovery and healing. Join Meera as she navigates the depths of Ayurveda and unlocks the power of inner healing in a world of ancient wisdom.
In the tumult of World War upheaval, a daring British officer seeks a mysterious weapon on a forbidden Nicobar Island. Simultaneously, the vanished treasure of Azad Hind Bank baffles all. Meanwhile, a son’s quest for his missing father unveils secrets hidden in unread letters from Manipur. Mystery and history collide in Piyush Rohankar’s The Lost Treasure of the Azad Hind Fauj.
दोस्तों और प्यारे पाठकों, हमारे आज के लेखक जो आप सबके सामने अपने जीवन और लेखनी की चर्चा करने आएं हैं उनका नाम है श्री सुनील जोशी | उनका पहला कहानी संग्रह “कच्चे पक्के रंग जिंदगी के” वर्ष 2022 में प्रकाशित हुआ था और फिलहाल वह कविताएं लिख रहे हैं। सुनील जी (Sunil Joshi) के शौक हैं, क्रिकेट खेलना, किताबें पढ़ना विशेष कर शायरी, फिल्में देखना, लघु फिल्में बनाना और यात्राएं करना I
“Wildhood Awakened” whisks us back to the ’90s, where Suraj’s carefree Delhi summer transforms into wild adventures in Orrisa. From favorite toons to forest frolics, join Suraj as he navigates newfound challenges, embraces his new home, and discovers the thrilling mysteries of nature’s playground.
In the wilds of rural Tamil Nadu, a poacher’s attempt to capture a tiger goes awry, setting loose a feared man-eater. As panic grips the villagers, a thrilling hunt unfolds, pitting man against beast in a battle for survival. Will they capture the elusive predator before more lives are lost?
Batti Lal Gurjar’s ‘The Roar of Ranthambore’ is a book that shows us the magnificent world of Ranthambore National Park and its majestic tigers through the keenly observing eyes of Batti Lal Gurjar; a man who has been a naturalist at the park for almost 20 years.
“Amma’s Pickle Collection and Other Stories” is a short collection (less than 50 pages) featuring five short stories that celebrate the most ordinary and humble of Indians. It’s a book that shines a light on the underdogs of society, championing their cause, their struggles, and their everyday lives.