Reviews

At the stroke of the midnight hour, the start of 31st of July, I stood in a parking lot waiting ...
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He searches for her in a ball. With single-minded purpose he pursues her and she falls for him. She is ...
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Often we find that isolated monuments and historic locations are found in cities and towns that aren’t deserted completely. Yet, ...
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Not again.. A sassy rookie FBI agent who knows better than everyone? Not what I picked up to read.. That's ...
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Treading the path of history, while one discovers forts, monuments, palaces lyring marooned in towns and far away places, it ...
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they are really a time in my life. from when i was twelve and beginning to read them with a ...
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First things first - What have they done to Classic book covers these days? I had to wade back through ...
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I picked up this seemingly obscure book, just by the 'Eyre' word in the title. I flipped the book over ...
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Lord of The Flies, by William Golding, forces you to look around and question everything you thought true to human ...
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Catherine Coulter's, The Lost Key, started off full of promise. Though, it is the 2nd book in the series of A ...
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It is fun to pick up a book from an author you haven't read before, and get amply rewarded with ...
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Most of Rabindranath Tagore's popular stories drift towards sad endings like separation and sometimes death. One might get the feeling that all ...
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Legend, Prodigy and Champion are all that a Young Adult books lover can ever wish for. “Each day means a new twenty-four hours ...
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Most stories of Tagore have been about human lives, their turmoils, their empathy and their tragedies. However, the uncanny has ...
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Based on Tagore's hilarious play Shesh Rokkha (Saved at the end), Dhai aakhar prem ke is a laugh riot. A ...
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I always argue with myself about movies that are made with a connection to the World Wars, however remote a connection it ...
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i was seventeen when shatranj ke khiladi was released. it was satyajit ray's first film in any language other than ...
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At the onset, the outline of the story, Dui Bon (Two sisters) reminds one of the story of Nashtanirh (The ...
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A happy sigh.. a beating heart.. a rapid pulse.. glazed eyes.. .. sing out loud.. twirl all around.. watch dreams unfurl.. soar ...
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For starters, he gets the blueprint of a prison tattooed on his body, stages a bank robbery and lands up ...
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It was here, on writersbrew, that ladki kijhy said, if I like murder mysteries I should read Reginald Hill. Sound ...
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What if the Allies lost the 2nd world war? What if at the end of the war America was under the ...
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A veiled young woman, with her advocate and a chaperone, travels across Europe to get an annulment from her tyrannical husband; a puppet ...
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For today's generation, Hindu Mythology is a complex subject compromising of Gods and kings, stories and folklore and many aspects ...
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