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Tete-a-Tete with John F. Gerrard | Author Interview
John F. Gerrard is an artist, author, and peer support advocate whose work explores identity and mental health. His paintings and writing are a celebration of creativity, inquiry, and reflection. Gerrard is the author of multiple books, including We Make Clocks, Not Time, and his artwork is held in private collections. Trained as a peer support worker with the Canadian Mental Health Association,…
No Place to Call My Own | Alina Gufran | Book Review
Publisher : Tranquebar Publication date : 27 January 2025 Language : English Print length : 262 pages Alina Gufran’s debut novel is, at its core, a portrait of perpetual dislocation — geographic, emotional, and existential. Spanning seven cities and set against the convulsive backdrop of the 2020 Delhi riots, the #MeToo movement, and a global pandemic, the novel uses Sophia’s…
Purpose Has a Pattern | Anu Bulusu | Book Review
Publisher : Notion Press Publication date : 28 February 2026 Language : English Print length : 210 pages Purpose Has a Pattern by @authoranubulusu is a thoughtful and refreshing read that challenges the popular belief that success comes from instantly finding and following your passion. Instead, Anu Bulusu presents a more grounded and realistic perspective: purpose is not…
A Collection Of Spiritual Poems: Poetries For Life | Dr Priyanka Gupta
Publisher : Adhyyan Books Publication date : 9 March 2026 Language : English Print length : 80 pages Open any page of A Collection of Spiritual Poems, and you will find the world has slowed down. Mountains breathe. Rivers whisper absolution. A dog named Tommy bounds across a hillside carrying more wisdom than most sermons dare to offer. Dr Priyanka Gupta does not write poetry…
Not Even Her Absence | Yaseen Anwer | Book Review
Publisher : Lab Academia Publications Publication date : 30 January 2025 Language : English Print length : 90 pages I read this collection in one sitting, not because I was rushing, but because I could not find a reason to leave. Once I started reading it, I barely stopped. Not Even Her Absence by @anweryaseen is a collection of delightful poems that trace the contours of…
Aparajita | Shivani Sharma | Book Review
Publisher : White Falcon Publishing Publication date : 5 March 2026 Print length : 88 pages कुछ तो बात है हिंदी कविताओं में कि मन के किसी छोर पर अटके भाव आज़ाद हो ही जाते हैं। और कुछ यूँ ही महसूस हुआ अपराजिता को पढ़कर। अपराजिता एक खूबसूरत व ताकतवर कविताओं का संग्रह है। यह एक स्त्री के भीतर बसे अनेक रूपों से की गई एक अंतरंग बातचीत जैसा अनुभव देता है। इस संग्रह में संकलित रचनाओं…
The Monk In The Mansion: How To Live Spiritually In A Material World | Rajiv Agarwal
Publisher : Inner Spiritual Awakening Publication date : 22 December 2024 Language : English Print length : 217 pages There is something quietly radical about a spiritual book that doesn’t ask you to burn anything down — not your career, not your credit card, not your complicated relationship with ambition. Rajiv’s The Monk in the Mansion arrives not as a thunderclap but as a…
FROM WITHIN: 42 Lessons to Awaken Your True Self | Avinash Sharma | Book Review
Publisher : Clever Fox Publishing Publication date : 3 February 2026 Language : English Print length : 210 pages In an era of “hustle culture” and superficial “life hacks,” Avinash Sharma’s From Within offers a refreshing departure from the noise. Sharma directs the reader’s gaze inward, proposing that true mastery is an architectural project of the soul: building character,…
The Temple of the Vanished Eye - Book 1: The Oracle Circuit Series | Punam Agarwal | Book Review
Publication date : 16 August 2025 Edition : 2025th Language : English Print length : 213 pages Genre: Techno-thriller In Punam Agarwal’s The Temple of the Vanished Eye, the debut instalment of The Oracle Circuit, the narrative functions less like a linear path and more like a lithograph—layered, textured, and deeply conscious of its own impressions. At its centre is a…
At the Pace of the Pines | Amit Pande | Book Review
Publication date : 15 January 2026 Language : English Print length : 93 pages In his slim yet searing literary debut, Amit Pande navigates the cartography of the modern void. At the Pace of the Pines is not merely a story of corporate burnout; it is an autopsy of the “learned silence” that defines contemporary masculinity. At just 93 pages, the novella functions like a sharp, cold…
Floating Worlds | Alpa Arora | Book Review
Publisher : One Point Six Technologies Pvt. Ltd Publication date : 29 December 2025 Language : English Print length : 376 pages Floating Worlds is a luminous, psychologically layered novel that drifts between the tangible and the imagined, inviting readers into the fragmented consciousness of its protagonist, Ruby Khanna.A former scriptwriter and an empty nester confronting the…
Invisible in Plain Sight | Swati Pandey | Book Review
Publisher : Juggernaut Publication date : 22 September 2025 Language : English Print length : 276 pages In Invisible in Plain Sight, Swati Pandey achieves a rare literary feat: she transforms the clinical gaze of a bureaucrat into the soulful witness of a poet. As the former Postmaster General of Mumbai, Pandey entered the labyrinthine lanes of Kamathipura not to document…
Author Interview | Aarti Narayan | The Lives She Carried
The Lives She Carried is a tenderly written novel that revolves around Paati (Lakshmi in the novel). Married at fourteen, bound by silence, and shaped by a cultural inheritance of endurance, Lakshmi carries on—not because the world is kind, but because survival leaves her no other choice. Through her story, Aarti reconstructs the quiet revolution that women of earlier generations waged not with…
Think Beyond: Balancing Logic, Instinct, and Intent | Rishabh Choure
Publication date : 25 October 2025 Language : English Print length : 106 pages Think Beyond: Balancing Logic, Instinct, and Intent positions itself as a reflective guide to clearer decision-making, arguing that true clarity emerges from the balanced interplay of reason, intuition, and purposeful intent. The book’s strongest quality is its tone—consistently gentle, non-judgmental,…
Toward Armageddon: Geopolitics & Warfare | Rohan Ambike
Publisher : Hedwig Media House Publication date : 14 October 2025 Language : English Print length : 272 pages Toward Armageddon: Geopolitics & Warfare in the Holy Land by Rohan Ambike positions itself deliberately between analysis and moral reckoning. Rather than offering polemics or tidy conclusions, the book insists on complexity—an approach that is both its greatest…
Mess to Madness | Abhishek Shukla | Book Review
Publisher : Abhishek Shukla Publication date : 13 November 2025 Edition : First Edition Language : English Print length : 248 pages Mess to Madness is a book about engineering life, the kind that happens after classes end and hostel lights come on. Set against the backdrop of ISM Dhanbad in the early 2000s, the story captures everything that defines campus life: mess…
The Hindu Hurt: The Story Of Hindutva | Book Review
Author: Bharat Language : English Print length : 225 pages The Hindu Hurt positions itself as a corrective intervention in what the author perceives to be a systematically distorted understanding of Hindutva—both in Western liberal discourse and within sections of India’s post-independence intellectual elite. Written under the pen name Bharat, the book is unapologetically ideological,…