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This Is Where the Serpent Lives by Daniyal Mueenuddin: Of Power and Betrayal
Daniyal Mueenuddin’s This Is Where the Serpent Lives unfolds like a quiet reckoning, with four interconnected stories that map the fragile, often unforgiving terrain of class and power in rural Pakistan. Each narrative introduces a
Why The Atomic Habits Workbook Could Be the Most Useful Companion for Anyone Trying to Change Their Life
For years now, Atomic Habits by James Clear has remained one of the most widely recommended books on self-improvement, productivity,
The Last of Earth by Deepa Anappara: Mapping Tibet, Memory and Unnamed Bonds
Some novels recreate history, and some interrogate the very act of recording it. In The Last of Earth, Deepa Anappara
Hot Butter Cuttlefish: Ashok Ferrey’s Delicious Comedy of Human Folly
Ashok Ferrey’s Hot Butter Cuttlefish makes you laugh but there is a sense of impending doom. It is a darkly
Why Diary of a Wimpy Kid Still Wins: A Look Through ‘Party Pooper’
Few children’s book series have managed to stay as consistently popular as Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Since its debut,
Language, Power, and Defiance: Reading Mohammed Hanif’s Rebel English Academy
In Rebel English Academy, Mohammed Hanif brings to us a terrain that has all the markings of the sub-continent, right
The Pre-Publish Checklist Every Writer Needs
How to stop second-guessing and finally hit publish Many writers struggle to finish a piece because of one persistent thought:“What
Appetite: New Writing from Goa – Some Thoughts
If you visit Goa and walk down the roads away from the places tourists throng, you will very likely come
