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Oct 10

A Writer’s Nightmare

R.K. Narayan’s reflections on life, art and society! — Debuting in the world of literature under the guidance of Graham Greene, the acclaimed English novelist and journalist, R. K. Narayan emerged as one of the pillars of Indian English Literature who popularised the language and moulded it to suit the Indian context. Rasipuram Krishnaswami Iyer Narayanaswami, the man who…

R K Narayan Says

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A Writer’s Nightmare
A Writer’s Nightmare
R K Narayan Says

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Oct 5

Dear Reader!

A call to my readers on the #NationalPoetryDay! — Dear reader . . . My words invite you My pages are your pain documented. Find yourself in my art, Or maybe, lose yourself — who knows? For without you, My words fall on deaf ears, blinded vision, My rhythm unfollows the rules of Iambic Pentameter And my symbolism loses its essence In this big, inhuman world. Dear reader . . . Step inside my dungeon and take refuge. Gulp down your deepest fears, celebrate your brightest thoughts. Raise a toast holding a cold, reluctant wine With my words decorating the rim of your glass.

Poetry

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Dear Reader!
Dear Reader!
Poetry

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Sep 27

A New Leaf

How Fitzgerald explores addiction, life and love. — When Julia meets Dick Ragland for the first time, she feels enchanted by his charm and sheer masculinity. What starts as a casual friendship gradually converts into something more deep and emotional. “Handsome! He’s . . . he’s a mountain lion, he’s something to eat. …

Fitzgerald

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A New Leaf
A New Leaf
Fitzgerald

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Sep 21

When H.G.Wells Wrote A Love Story

A tale of love, loss and devotion from the ‘Father of Science.’ — “The pearl is lovelier than the most brilliant of crystalline stones, the moralist declares, because it is made through the suffering of a living creature.” When these opening lines, you know that you have signed up for something hauntingly beautiful by H.G. Wells! Published in The Strand Magazine in 1925…

H G Wells

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When H.G.Wells Wrote A Love Story
When H.G.Wells Wrote A Love Story
H G Wells

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Sep 19

The Book That Did Not Want To Be Read

Silly, delightful and thought-provoking! — When was the last time you chose a book only because of the warning etched on its cover? My recent visit to the Barbican Centre led me to discover and eventually buy a book with an intriguing title — The Book That Did Not Want to be Read. Recognised as…

Childrens Books

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The Book That Did Not Want To Be Read
The Book That Did Not Want To Be Read
Childrens Books

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Sep 16

The World of Julia Donaldson!

Stories for kids but lessons for the grown-ups! — Memorable characters, unique settings and brilliant storytelling — the very hallmarks of Julia Donaldson’s creations! It was in July 2021 when I stumbled upon picture books for kids. Since then, it has been quite a lovable ride down the rabbit hole! My days were filled with Oliver Jeffers’ crayon series…

Julia Donaldson

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The World of Julia Donaldson!
The World of Julia Donaldson!
Julia Donaldson

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Sep 13

Roald Dahl — Redefining Childhood!

Re-reading one of the funniest authors on #RoaldDahlDay. — Moving beyond Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was hard. Quite hard. It is not easy to stop obsessing over all those books that have shaped your childhood experiences. …

Roald Dahl

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Roald Dahl — Redefining Childhood!
Roald Dahl — Redefining Childhood!
Roald Dahl

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Sep 12

Days at The Morisaki Bookshop

A heartwarming tale set in the heart of a bookstore. — It seldom happens that a book feels like a warm hug during a wintry night or like the first drop of rain after a sultry afternoon. …

Japanese Culture

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Days at The Morisaki Bookshop
Days at The Morisaki Bookshop
Japanese Culture

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Sep 1

“Three Thousand Stitches” — Sudha Murty

Stitching memories into the fabric of life. — “I’m a storyteller at heart . . .” This rightly deserved self-proclamation sits at the heart of Sudha Murty’s Three Thousand Stitches — a heart-warming record of the author’s personal experiences, events and individuals that she has encountered in her eventful life. Dedicated to T.J.S George, the man who accelerated…

Sudha Murthy

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“Three Thousand Stitches” — Sudha Murty
“Three Thousand Stitches” — Sudha Murty
Sudha Murthy

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Aug 11

The Awaited Comeback

It’s not about your defeat, it’s about how you stand up after the hardest fall! And then I awake from the ashes and breathe fire. Life isn’t perfect And thank God, I don’t complain. For it teaches me the harshest lessons That smoothen my way further. I rise, I shine I dust off the things that pull me back. I glance at everyone — at all those things, That once humiliated me and made me Lose myself, And the negligible self-confidence I had.

Unrhymed

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The Awaited Comeback
The Awaited Comeback
Unrhymed

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