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BookChatter, 6 Apr 2021

Estuary by Perumal Murugan a book review

A man working in a not-so-important position in a not-so-important department, a government which is eaten away by corruption just…

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BookChatter, 6 Apr 2021

A Bliss in Chaos Book review.

This book is written by a new writer. For so many days I am thinking to write a review on…

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BookChatter, 6 Apr 2021

Eesha Upanishad

Isha Upanishad also sets the foundational difference between Vedanta and Buddhist philosophy. Buddhist philosophy is based on Sunyabaad – ultimately…

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BookChatter, 6 Apr 2021

E – The Sun In Her Eyes by Paige Toon

I’m participating in the A to Z Blogging Challenge this year and my theme for the challenge is Book Reviews.…

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BookChatter, 5 Apr 2021

Book review : One girl many lives

One girl many lives brings together, five talented writers to create five different collaborative stories. These stories are separated by…

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BookChatter, 5 Apr 2021

Review of "The Windsor Knot" by S.J. Bennett

The plot of the story is quite innovative, and well plotted. The idea of Queen Elizabeth II being an investigator…

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BookChatter, 5 Apr 2021

[Blogchatter A2Z] Deckled Edges: Affectation or Beauty?

Deckled edges are controversial because they’re considered beautiful by some, whereas others feel they’re an ugly defect. They're originally a…

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BookChatter, 5 Apr 2021

Interview with Author Sudesna Ghosh

I'm delighted to feature an interview with author Sudesna Ghosh who tells us about her publishing journey, mental health advocacy…

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BookChatter, 5 Apr 2021

Darklands by Arnav Das Sharma: a dark tale of climatic disaster

Post climate apocalypse is where the novel is set. This newly established human settlement brings true human nature out in…

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BookChatter, 5 Apr 2021

Dayabhaga – the earliest legal attempt at women empowerment

Dayabhaga, in a sense, was one of the earliest legal attempts at women empowerment. It recognized the right of a…