Prakash Rao: Bringing a Touch of Humour and Imagination to Modern Poetry
Book Title: My Silent Family: Odes To My Kitchen SavioursAuthor: Prakash RaoCategory: Author Feature | Poetry | Literature A good writer does not always need an extraordinary experience to find an interesting story. Sometimes, the best ideas are already…
Book Review: My Silent Family by Prakash Rao – Finding Poetry in Everyday Machines
Book Title: My Silent FamilyAuthor: Prakash RaoGenre: Poetry | Humour | Contemporary Life We use so many machines every day without giving them much thought. The refrigerator keeps our food fresh, the washing machine cleans our clothes, and the pressure…
Sanglap: The Voice Behind Audience No More and the Courage to Dream Differently
Some writers create stories from imagination, while others draw inspiration from the ordinary struggles they witness around them. For Sanglap, the 27-year-old Bengali author of Audience No More, writing is a way of questioning the world and imagining a…
प्रेम जहाँ दो नहीं रहता: “कृष्ण की राधा” का आध्यात्मिक अर्थ
राधा और कृष्ण का नाम लेते ही भारतीय मन में अनेक छवियाँ एक साथ जाग उठती हैं। किसी को बाँसुरी का मधुर स्वर याद आता है, किसी को वृंदावन की गलियाँ, किसी को प्रेम की अनुपम कोमलता और किसी को भक्ति की वह दशा जिसमें आराधक तथा आराध्य के बीच की दूरी मिट जाती है।…
When a Village Becomes a Memory: Anjani Kumar Pandey’s Awadh Explores the Beauty of Forgotten Traditions
Through his book Awadh: Soil, Memory, People, the author reflects on village life, family connections, cultural heritage, and the memories that continue to shape our identity. There was a time when village mornings began with familiar sounds, neighbours…
Anjani Kumar Pandey: A Writer Who Keeps the Memories of His Homeland Alive Through Words
There are some places that never really leave us, no matter how far life takes us. For author Anjani Kumar Pandey, the memories of his roots, the beauty of nature, and the traditions of Indian villages continue to hold a special place in his writing.…
TEN INCHES by Shekhar Nerala: When a City Measures Space but Forgets the People Who Fill It
TEN INCHES: A Novel of Bada Shehar • Shekhar Nerala • Contemporary literary fiction At the centre of Shekhar Nerala’s Ten Inches stands a question that seems almost too small for a novel: what does a city lose when it moves a tea cart by ten inches?…
The Lives We Nearly Lived: Why Almost… Not Quite Gives Longing a Place to Belong
Some books are built around the question of what happens next. Others are interested in what has already happened and how those events can be understood. Sonali Bhattacharya’s Almost… Not Quite: A Collection of Short Stories begins with a more elusive…
Author Interview With DR. (PROF.) ARUN KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA
1. What inspired you to write The Golden Years, and what message do you hope readers will take away from it? Ans. Loneliness of golden people and self-feeling of cut off with society. I have given massage for golden people for proper living in the stage…
Book Review – Depression and Alternative Therapy: Reading Mental Health Through the Lens of the Whole Person
By Dr. Santosh Kumar Vishvakarma and Dr. Prabhanjan Tiwari A book about depression must meet a demanding standard. It has to explain a condition that can profoundly affect ordinary life without reducing the people who experience it to a diagnosis. It…
