Bookworm

No Country for Lost Men : Personal Accounts from the Refugee Crisis – Somjeet Dey

Two excellent book on refugee literature, first hand accounts both, are reviewed by Somejeet Dey together to bring home the point of helplessness and the long urduous journey of a refugee in search of hope...

All the Sights, Sounds and Smells – Sarah Marie Graye

Understanding Schizophrenic hallucinations through the first-person fiction of Nathan Filer’s The Shock of the Fall and Patrick McGrath’s Spider...

Hamnet: The Forgotten Life of a Famous Name – Malini Dutta

The intersection of diligent research and consummate artistry to recreate a bygone era with authenticity, while creating a compelling story, is the measure of success for the historical novelist...

The Truth Behind Love – Hiba Ahmed

β€˜Klara and the Sun’ is over all rather endearing as it shows how love is sacrifice...

Identicals and Identity – Malini Dutta

While addressing thorny issues of race, the success of β€˜The Vanishing Half’ lies in creating an engaging work of fiction...

What is it to be human? – Arani Baksi

We do it because it is the decent thing to do! That is the essence of being human...

One Bad Decision and a Chaotic Day- Malini Dutta

Failing to rob a cashless bank, an inept bank robber unexpectedly segues into a hostage-taker at an apartment Open House...

How We Arrived Here, Stories that Shaped the Journey – Dr. Abhijit Sengupta

How did a puny species of humans come to dominate this world?...