Ranjani leaves for the US as a starry-eyed bride, but the marriage does not work out and she walks out of the marriage with her young daughter. The memoir is uplifting and inspiring. Ranjani inspires and motivates. Her narrative style pulls you in even if you are not the intended target audience.
Category Archives: book
Name, Place, Animal, Thing
I have briefly summarised the book “Name, Place, Animal, Thing” by Daribha Lyndem and shared details I gleaned after attending an Instagram Live with the author.
The Whole Wide World
I was recently featured in ‘The Whole Wide World,’ a unique anthology by Sweetycat Press. The book consists of “episodes” from 80 authors worldwide. The cover by Priti J is eye-catching and tremendously appealing. Of all the anthologies my writing has featured in, I had the most fun writing this one. My dad tells meContinue reading “The Whole Wide World”
Hemingway’s way to good writing
In this blog post, I have compiled four tips from his observations on writing in ‘The Moveable Feast’
Composition of a Woman
I write about Christine E Ray’s ‘Composition of a Woman,’ an award-winning book of feminist poems.
My 2021 Reading List – Part 1
Here is a list of books I’ve read thus far in 2021. I have hyperlinked some of these books to reviews I’ve written of them. I’ve also hyperlinked my interviews with the authors of a few of these books.
My book reviews of ‘Chasing Sunsets’ by Vaibhav Dange and ‘Death is my only beloved’ by Laudeep Singh
I’ve reviewed two books of poetry. 1. Chasing Sunsets by Vaibhav Dange and 2. Death is my only beloved by Laudeep Singh as part of the Half-Baked Beans Book Review Programme.
Book Review of ‘Misters Kuru: A Return to Mahabharata’
‘Ms Draupadi Kuru: After the Pandavas’ by Trisha Das was released on 22 August 2016. I now received ‘Misters Kuru: A Return to Mahabharata’ by the same author through the Blogchatter book review program. The book is published by Harper Collins India. Trisha Das is also the author of ‘Kama’s Last Sutra’, ‘The Mahabharata Re-imagined’,Continue reading “Book Review of ‘Misters Kuru: A Return to Mahabharata’”
KINTSUGI: Flash Fiction First – Volume 1 edited by Abha Iyengar
I write about the 13 stories included in ‘KINTSUGI: Flash Fiction First – Volume 1’ edited by Abha Iyengar
More of this and that
I talk about Pablo Neruda, the Blogchatterwrifest, Kuzhali Manickavel, Radhika Acharya, Vincent Van Gogh – as you can see it’s this and that:)
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