Category: From a book lover

  • Reading & writing

    Reading & writing

    A lot of people believe that readers are not writers. And yet some believe that not all writers are proficient readers. I don’t know about the others but for me reading and writing go hand in hand, it is like the same coin with two sides. Hear me out, I…

  • On writing and not writing

    On writing and not writing

    Inactivity in life leads to more inactivity leading to further uselesssness and further hopelessness in life. By inactivity I don’t mean a day or two of languid leisure,whatI mean is an endless strech of unknown happenings. For a very long while now,  longer than weeks and months, longer than I’d…

  • On writing and not writing

    Inactivity in life leads to more inactivity leading to further uselesssness and further hopelessness in life. By inactivity I don’t mean a day or two of languid leisure,whatI mean is an endless strech of unknown happenings. For a very long while now,  longer than weeks and months, longer than I’d…

  • Wordslut by Amanda Montell

    First things first, I studied English literature in college and had to study books after books to learn the history of english language. I am not complaining but specifically it was not my favourite paper. And Amanda Montell here briefly tells us how the modern english came about in as…

  • NANOWRIMO 2020

    NANOWRIMO 2020

    It is a truth universally acknowledged that when you plan to do something, all the universe conspires in helping it ‘not to happen’. I do understand the pessimistic and faux approach that I have given to the saying but what exactly do you say when the vicious cycle goes on…

  • Unlocked by Sonia Dogra

    Historical tales in verse, ever thought of that? At least I didn’t but here I am with one such book and just as amazing an author. Unlocked by Sonia Dogra is a book of poetry at the outset. But there is so much more to it that an initial review…

  • Anne & Angelou

    I have been reading Maya Angelou’s poetry for a long while now and I was too excited to dive myself into her complete collected poetry to not like it. Needless to say I am in awe, awe of the writer in her, awe of the poet, in awe of her…

  • A Suitable Boy

    It took me approximatley two years before I picked this 1500 pages long and snugly printed paperback from my shelf. But I can safely say that each word of it has been a pleasure, an inebriated drink on life and journeys.  A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth, at an outset…

  • Top 10 Books

    Top 10 Books   Anyone remember that I plan to read 100 books this year? Yes, I have taken up this challenege to finish at least two books every week. So far it is going great. Though, I have no idea how this is going to end, but I am…