Marley and Me: A Review
By Rhea Grover
As I sat looking for inspiration for my next article, staring aimlessly at my bookshelf I saw the book that had a...
रिसर्चड: दुनिया भर में क्रांतिकारी साहित्य का इतिहास
सबसे पहले, किसी को खुद से पूछना चाहिए कि क्रांति कैसे शुरू होती है। क्या यह सभी संवेदनाओं की अचानक चूक है जब हमे...
Hunter S.Thompson – job application
Hunter S.Thompson- a name synonyms with arrogance, stubbornness and, whether you agree or not, class. A man who redefined journalism. It is a common...
Books Or Their Movie Adaptations?
By Srishti B Dutta
This is the age of films being made which are inspired from their book versions. Hollywood as well as Bollywood is...
Pinch me, am I dreaming?
The Self-publishing world’s benefits to an unknown author.
By A.M. Madden
Let me tell you a story. Let’s rewind back to just one year ago. A...
Game of Thrones S05E08 ‘Hardhome’ Review
*BOOK SPOILERS AHEAD*
As vast as George R.R Martin’s universe is (a feat he shares with Tolkien’s fascinating imagination), there is always the distinct possibility...
Books or Their Adaptations?
J.K. Rowling became an overnight sensation with the success of her popular book series Harry Potter. A lot of the credit for this goes...
J.K Rowling isn’t real, and 7 other literary conspiracies
1. J.K. Rowling Isn’t a Real Person
A rags-to-riches story about an impoverished woman who penned seven lengthy novels in ten years, sold over 250...
SexED: 5 Controversial Deleted Scenes From Mahabharat You Must Know About
Disclaimer: My intention is not to hurt the sentiments of any religious group, the article talks about supposedly true facts from the epic of...
Fake Friendly Fridays With The Oh-So-Popular Chetan Bhagat
By Anna George
Fake not-so-Friendly not-really-Friday is our weekly feature where we grill interview a darling celebrity. All of this of course takes place inside our...
A Spoiler-Full of Entertainment
Fans and fanatics sit with bated breaths as the fifth-season premiere of HBO’s epic fantasy series ‘Game of Thrones’ comes closer (Fourteen days to...
Dystopia: Of Hope and Helplessness
By Riya Kuruvilla
If we lived in a dystopian world, you wouldn't be reading this. Fortunately, it isn’t and we can talk about dystopian literature...
Save the Cat – How one book took over Hollywood
By Aman Sardana If you’ve gone to the movies recently, you may have felt a strangely familiar feeling: You’ve seen this movie before. Not...
Game of Thrones S05E02 ‘The House of Black and White’ Review
*BOOK SPOILERS AHEAD*
“If you show people kindness, they won’t fear you. If they don’t fear you, they won’t follow you.”
As much as power is...
Why You Should Need (Read) The Japanese Wife
The Japanese Wife is a collection of twelve short stories written by Kunal Basu who is an Indian writer of English Fiction. Basu has...
Did You Know These Popular Nursery Rhymes Are Dark, Brutal, And Horrific
Children are supposed to be innocent and G rated. There is a society wide held notion that the innocence of kids is of the...
FIFA World Cup 2014 Must Reads!
Thrillers! Check.
Science! Check.
Drama! Check.
Romance! Check.
Sports! Check?
Your bookshelf might have the best and the awesomest reads ever but with the World Cup becoming even more...
What A Literature Degree Teaches You
When I opted for the course that I always wanted to pursue: a major in Literature or English Honours, I merely thought of it...
World Book Fair 2016, Carpe Librum: ED’s Picture Story
"So many books, so little time".
This thought ran through my mind constantly while getting ready for the last day of World book fair which...
The Unwritten Judith
By Aayushi Khandelwal
“Who shall measure the heat and the violence of the poet’s heart when caught and tangled in a women’s body?”
-Virginia Woolf, A...
The Cuckoo’s Calling- A Masterpiece By J.K. Rowling
The Cuckoo’s Calling is the crime debut novel by Robert Galbraith, released last year in the month of April. Later it was revealed that...
The chemistry between cooking and food. Its amazing and delicious.
While leafing through the morning newspaper a couple of days ago, something caught my attention. Something related to the two things that most of...
Mahabharata Goes The Feminist Way
India has always been a patriarchal society, and somewhere down the line this glorious nation hasn’t been able to give its women the respect...
Books On Erotica: A Genre Which Cripples The Emotional Quotient Of Readers
By Deeksha Aggarwalla
Erotica- where to begin, when there are so many. I do not mean a specific book or series, I mean the genre, which...
The Timekeeper: We’re all a little Obsessive Compulsive over Time
By Riya Kuruvilla
Hate or love it, you've still got to follow time. We are obsessed with the idea of “measuring the hour”, of trying...
