Sneha Banerjee 
Imagination is a strange but beautiful thing. Not everyone can imagine as vividly as some people. And one such human being who is an absolute genius when it comes to the art of imagination is Haruki Murakami. Unless you are living under a rock, you must … (Continue Reading)
Not all books are the same. Every book takes you on a different journey and adventure. But some books end up changing your life. Some books teach you lessons. Some books promise to stay with you forever. And one such book is The Perks of … (Continue Reading)
There’s no other question as dreadful as asking a reader who’s their favorite author. Only readers can understand the dilemma of answering this question. But when it comes to Paulo Coelho, people don’t even flinch before calling him their favorite author. He’s like a universal … (Continue Reading)
In the year 1927, on the 6th of March, a little boy was born in the city of Aracataca, Colombia. This little boy grew up to become one of the most renowned authors of the 20th century. Yes, I’m talking about Gabriel Garcia Marquez. His … (Continue Reading)
Two years back, I stumbled upon a book named “Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe.” And I am sure had someone kept a close eye on my eye, they could’ve seen my pupils dilate, because I was stocked! Well, I might have exaggerated … (Continue Reading)
There are many classics that I love and recommend to my dear fellow readers. I’ve usually found people to be a bit shy and scared when it comes to picking up a classic. Perhaps, it’s because of their preconceived notion that all classics are eternally … (Continue Reading)
A few days back, I was reading an article on the British Council about Neil Gaiman‘s writing style. And quite fascinatingly, I found something that completely resonated with my fellow Gaiman lovers and me. The article talked about the paradoxical fame of Neil Gaiman. Yes! … (Continue Reading)
I am someone who gets scared pretty easily. I cannot stand anything horror, and that’s why when I hear about a dark book, it intrigues me. That’s the only way I can compensate for staying away from horror. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Review) … (Continue Reading)
When I first picked up this book, I thought this is going to be a fun read. Eleanor Oliphant did come across as someone who is completely fine. You are bound to believe that she is fine. After all, everything seemed fine about her life. … (Continue Reading)
It’s not like people don’t want to read classics. In fact, I feel most readers want to indulge in classics, but they are somehow scared to pick one. And it’s not their fault; in fact, a lot of people find classics inaccessible and obscure to … (Continue Reading)