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Amitav Ghosh- Book Launch

‘River of Smoke’ has finally hit the stores. The much awaited sequel to the ‘Sea of Poppies’ form Amitav Ghosh’s Ibis Trilogy promises its readers a very engrossing journey on land and sea leading up to the Opium wars. Book … Continue reading

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Ripples -Book Launch

Ripples: A book of short stories compiled by Prashant Karhade & APK Publishers had their book launch in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore & Chennai. The short stories are written by 26 women writers from all over India and from the US.   A wonderful … Continue reading

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Ripples- Book of Short Stories

Ripples by APK Publishers A collection of short stories by 26 Indian women writers compiled by Prashant karhade. Three of my short stories are in here and looking forward to seeing it alongside some other wonderful stories by some exceptionally … Continue reading

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  I bought myself a bunch of books from Amazon. Nothing like good books at cheap prizes. More treasures added on to my existing collection. I intend to read all these over time and write reviews at my Book Review … Continue reading

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Tuesdays with Morrie (Book Review)

Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom  An old man, a young man, and life’s greatest lesson…  If there is ever a book I would gladly gift the whole world as a ‘must read’ it will be this one. 192 pages … Continue reading

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Immortality (Book Review)

  Immortality by Milan Kundera  (Book Review) Milan Kundera’s Immortality is translated from Czech by Peter Kussi. Kundera needs no introduction; this Franco Czech novelist has written several novels. This one was recommended by a  friend and being a book … Continue reading

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Broken Verses (Book Review)

Kamila Shamsie the author of 4 novels. Twice short-listed for the John Llewelyn Rhys Award and the recipient of other prizes lives in London and Karachi and is a visiting professor of English at Hamilton College. The book is engrossing … Continue reading

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