In the Golden Mountains joins Shikhandini in one of the oldest and most beloved bookstores in Bangalore.
Ever since the release of Shikhandini, 2 years ago, a lot of people – readers and others – have asked me this question very often
Dear Readers, How have you been? Another good week comes to an end. Time to unwind, relax and recharge before the next week kicks in.
Dear Readers, Hope you’re doing well. On popular demand, the synopsis of my book Shikhandini was translated to Kannada by a dear friend Anushree who
“It is all superstition until it happens to you”. Brought up in a fairly rational thinking family, I have always found it hard to argue
Last year, around this time, if somebody came up to me and told me that we had only a few more months to live the
Hello, Amazing reader, This week’s #WednesdayWeekly post needs a little more pondering than my usual ones. It did take a lot more time to write
A fifty-year-old story from the small coastal town of Udupi, once narrated to me by my mother, has now found a place in The Fifteen Frames, an anthology by Tridev Publishers.
New Releases: Someshwara Tales is a heartfelt collection of captivating stories designed to inspire personal growth in children.
My experience with navigating traditional publishing, including contract insights, the risks of vanity publishing, and the importance of persistence.
A compelling and heartwarming story that blends medical knowledge with human emotions, highlighting the power of stem cell donation and the impact of kindness, reminding us to value life’s everyday moments.
“Aadujeevitham (Goat Days),” penned by Benyamin, is a poignant tale of survival and resilience set against the harsh backdrop of the Middle East. Through the eyes of its protagonist, Najeeb, it explores the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity, offering a compelling narrative of hope and endurance.
Best Books on Climate Change by Snehashree Mandal – In this article, the authors attempt to bring you the best books about global warming and climate change.
Travel Post – A week in Meghalaya, the abode of clouds. Don’t miss the off-beat place on Day 7!
My favourite picture for the this week’s Wordless Wednesday.
If you, like me, are an organic farming enthusiast then this book is an inspiration, a guide for clueless beginners. If not, this is a comfort read that from the very first page makes you want to slow down, relax and dive into the serene farm that the author has not only beautifully described but also built with her own blood, sweat and tears in real. The author’s journey forces you to stop and think for a moment about arguably the most important question when it comes to leading a healthy life – Where does our food come from?