There are no foreign lands
This is a book for everyone who has an interest in how people can work together more collaboratively and productively
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This is a book for everyone who has an interest in how people can work together more collaboratively and productively
Rising – 30 women who changed India – a non-fiction title by Kiran Manral and published by Rupa covers the
I recently bought ‘Why is my hair curly’ written by Lakshmi Iyer. It is by Red Panda, an imprint of
I write about Lindsey Kelk’s audiobook ‘I heart New York’ on the Storytel app, a story from The New Yorker, and Vikram Seth’s translation of Three Chinese Poets.
The author shows us how she transformed herself from a socially awkward person to a successful entrepreneur and networker.
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.
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.
I was recently featured in ‘The Whole Wide World,’ a unique anthology by Sweetycat Press. The book consists of “episodes”
I write about Christine E Ray’s ‘Composition of a Woman,’ an award-winning book of feminist poems.
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.