8.1 A Tale of Love and Liberation: Tipping the Velvet Review
byIn my last review, I talked about how Amitav Ghosh is an author I’ve fallen in love with and how I will read all…
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8.1 
Anon
byThis is a book review that has been sitting in my Drafts folder for ages. Until today, when a prompt from the publisher reminded…
February 2019 Recap
byFebruary has been a mellow sort of month. There was a lot of work at office, and I was neck deep in work, lots…
7.9 Agatha Christie Rereads
byI’ve been on a reread marathon this weekend – specifically Dame Christie’s early novels. I find that I never get tired of Agatha Christie’s…
8 A Tale of Survival and Resilience in The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh
byLast year, when I read The Glass Palace, I had an inkling that I had found an author I loved so much, I have…
January 2019 Recap
byJanuary started slow. We didn’t do anything exciting for New Year after our action-packed December holiday. Snubnose went to a party with her friends….
5.9 Rafina by Shandana Minhas: A Bold, Ambitious Novella
byI am seeing a lot of good literature coming out of Pakistan of late. Rafina by Shandana Minhas is definitely one of them. When…
Secret Diary of an Incurable Romantic
byI really like epistolary (diary-style) novels. One of my all-time fave such books are the Bridget Jones books by Helen Fielding. Another fave is…
6.9 The Sane Psychopath: A Fascinating Study of the Human Mind
byWhen the folks at Fingerprint Publishing approached me offering Salil Desai’s latest book, I accepted it blindly. After all, I have read and loved…
8.8 Love & Peril in the Wilderness: The Great Alone
byI picked up The Great Alone purely because of all the love showered on it from so many book bloggers. On its own, the…