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An addict’s journey from near doom to hope

The journey from substance abuse to sobriety is a well-documented one, drug addiction and its repercussions providing...

22 May 2016 1:46 AM IST

The wrong colour coding

In India, the English-speaking elite seldom understand regional literature, which leads to certain misconjecture.

22 May 2016 1:43 AM IST

Only a handful of authors make it to the top: Ankita Kapoor

San Diego based Indian author Ankita Kapoor worked as an arts coordinator in a popular art gallery and a lifestyle...

17 May 2016 11:28 PM IST

Archer’s tale

Jeffery Archer talks about his latest book, and how it is never easy sending a book to the publisher, no matter how...

17 May 2016 11:22 PM IST

When photography clicks

When photography clicks

The Wedding Photographer by Sakshama Puri Dhariwal is a light and breezy read that will make you smile throughout and...

14 May 2016 8:58 PM IST

Cricket on the wrong foot

Cricket on the wrong foot

Just at the turn of the century, in the year 2000 to be precise, cricket was dealt a body blow from which it is yet to...

14 May 2016 8:56 PM IST

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Handling the heartbreak

Heartbreak is one of the greatest causes for depression, says Dr Shyam bhat in a book that reveals ways to deal with it.

12 May 2016 1:07 PM IST

When John Hart took the Redemption Road

When John Hart took the Redemption Road

John Hart’s first four novels earned two Edgar Allan Poe Awards and one nomination, as well as a myriad of other...

11 May 2016 1:34 AM IST

The Assistants explore world of embezzlement

The Assistants explore world of embezzlement

Camille Perri wastes no time diving into the shady world of embezzlement in her first novel, The Assistants.

11 May 2016 12:21 AM IST

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Pink pastries and the food of love

From the peeing standing up to the karate chop, this is a book that pops all the right buttons from the start.

10 May 2016 10:38 PM IST

Oracles, prophecies and the seed of darkness

Oracles, prophecies and the seed of darkness

That the heroine of Once Upon A Time is doomed to become some kind of martyr is apparent early on in the book although...

8 May 2016 5:05 AM IST

‘There’s always room for new stories’

Saba Kapur is a 20-year-old Indian-Australian writer based out of Melbourne, Australia.

4 May 2016 12:02 AM IST