“The Paris Bookseller” by Kerri Maher

02 02 , 2022 No Comments
22 Feb 2022 marks the centenary of the publication of James Joyce’s Ulysses. The person responsible for publishing it was Sylvia Beach after the manuscript
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“The Christie Affair” by Nina De Gramont

31 01 , 2022 No Comments
In The Christie Affair , Nina de Gramont ( Pan Macmillan India) attempts to figure out where exactly did the popular crime writer, Agatha Christie,
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“Brown Girls” by Daphne Palasi Andreades

31 01 , 2022 No Comments
“We leave, we leave, we leave. We always leave. It is in our blood to leave. But perhaps it’s also in our blood to return.
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“Tarkari” by Rohit Ghai

31 01 , 2022 No Comments
I love cooking. I cook very day. I enjoy reading recipe books. I have done so as long as I can remember. I collect recipes.
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“Immune”

31 01 , 2022 No Comments
Philip Dettmer’s Immune is really very well written. Beautifully illustrated. Daughter has whisked it away. I don’t know how much she is comprehending but seems
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Lucy Ellman “Things are Against Us”

31 01 , 2022 No Comments
This is the first collection of essays by Booker-shortlister & Goldsmiths Prize-winning author of the brilliant Ducks, Newburyport. Some of the essays in Things are
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“A Fish in Alien Streams” by Herjinder

25 01 , 2022 No Comments
A Fish In Alien Streams by Herjinder is an extraordinary book. An account of the introduction of trout by the British. The colonial rulers missed
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“City of Incident” by Annie Zaidi

23 01 , 2022 No Comments
Her mother likes telling stories about her. The time when she split open her knee and went all by herself to the dispensary. The time
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Thich Nhat Hanh, “Touching Peace”

23 01 , 2022 No Comments
Earlier this month, Aleph Book Company published a slim volume by Thich Nhat Hanh called Touching Peace: Practicing the Art of Minful Living. It offers
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