Tag: contemporary fiction
Book Excerpt: ‘Once Upon A Summer’ by Manjul Bajaj
Excerpted with permission from Once Upon A Summer by Manjul Bajaj, published by HarperCollins India.
Book Review: ‘No Place To Call My Own’ by Alina Gufran
"No Place To Call My Own" is about alienation—not just in personal relationships but also in the larger socio-political landscape.
Book Review: ‘The Mighty Red’ by Louise Erdrich
While "The Mighty Red" is primarily about the struggles of ordinary people, it also offers a sharp critique of the forces that shape their lives—economic instability, environmental destruction, and unexamined histories.
Book Review: ‘Swallowing the Sun’ by Lakshmi Murdeshwar Puri
"Swallowing the Sun" is a compelling story that draws readers into its vividly envisioned universe. Puri's skillful world-building and engaging writing make it a captivating read that leaves readers wanting more.
Book Review: ‘Where God Began’ by Appadurai Muttulingam and Kavitha Muralidharan
"Where God Began" is a moving tribute to the tenacious human spirit and the worldwide need for a place to call home.
Book Review: ‘The Vulnerables’ by Sigrid Nunez
Reading "The Vulnerables" feels like catching up with an intriguing friend, and listening to mesmerizing stories of life during the pandemic.
