101 ways to unlock no - poo fantasy

With great joy I post that my book is a published one on Amazon. There is nothing more that can bring excitement in me apart from this news. I have posted many a times that I am contemplating writing a book. Many years passed along, but none of my drafts reached the published status. But now when...

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Me and e-books orgy

Books (Photo credit: phatcontroller) As far as I recall, I got introduced to the concept of e-books while I was studying in my management school. The year must have been the ending of 2003. During that time I got this book-worm bitten and therefore developed a strong appetite for reading. Obviously,...

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Post Ladies Coupe

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 I first heard about this one about 9 years back. A good friend of mine had this book and was about to lend me, but that handing over of the book never happened, cause after sometime during those days, we both lost touch with each other. It was I who actually severed the ties with him due to...

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Review of "Open City" by Teju Cole

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my heart goes hmmmmmm

My dream place.... Just looking at this I go weak on my knees, do not know what to do....If anyone has seen my profile on facebook, I clearly mention a wish list asking for a gift, i.e., a book, then and then only I accept a friendship from a complete stranger. And luckily there exist so many kind...

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Review of " The Rozabal Line" by Ashwin Sanghi

The Rozabal Line, Sanghi's first novel (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Wonderful. It is a lovely one in the series of religious and mystery genre. This was my second attempt at reading something on the religious matter. Being an atheist I stay away from religious studies, it unnecessarily inflicts...

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Review of "Half a Life" by V. S. Naipaul

I always wanted to read Naipul's craft; and finally I was able to with this one. It is always great to read a book from a Nobel Laureate, and that too when the writer happens to be of an Indian origin. Co-incidentally this book came in the same year when Mr. Naipul received his Nobel. Coming...

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Review of Our Lady of Alice Bhatti by Mohammed Hanif

Brilliant. That is the word that came to my mind even before I had finished this one. If long back, one Alice took you to her wonderland, this Alice wakes you up and pulls you from the wonderland to her miraculous life of living and surviving as a Christian nurse in an entire Islamic country....

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