Review: JFK

It is safe to compare the writing of a whodunit thriller to walking a tightrope – the writer has to achieve a balance between dropping enough titbits to keep the…..

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October 8, 2012

Interview: Jhangir Kerawala

A writer of fabulous short stories and the creator of the Timpa comic series, Jhangir Kerawala now even has a novel in his kitty. Here, he talks to us about…..

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2 minutes read

August 15, 2012

Review: Wings of Silence

It was tough not to judge this book by its cover. A man running for what looked like eons propped the idea of reading about a man’s challenging journey to…..

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4 minutes read

August 3, 2012

Review: The Clockwork Man

Going by the title, I thought The Clockwork Man by William Jablonsky would be a classic science fiction book. As I flipped the pages however, the novel turned out to be…..

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3 minutes read

May 20, 2012

Review: One & a Half Wife

Books are a revelation. They take you away from your comfortable surroundings and lift you off to an alien world with alien sensations. According to me, if a book cannot…..

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3 minutes read

April 25, 2012

Review: Urban Shots – Crossroads

Light-hearted, lucid and easy to read – Urban Shots Crossroads is none of that. A book I picked up with the intention of breezing through in a day’s time had…..

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