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Review of Amongst the Believers by Kochery C Shibu – Sahitya Sparsh Awards Winner
Kochery C Shibu’s Amongst the Believers is a gripping, multi-layered thriller that seamlessly intertwines themes of love, betrayal, espionage, and suspense. Known for his compelling
Using AI to Create Attractive Book Covers: A Comprehensive Guide
In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way authors and publishers approach the creation of book covers. With advanced tools and platforms, AI is
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied
Atul Subhash, a 34-year-old engineer who specialised in Artificial Intelligence, died by suicide in Bengaluru on 9 December. He left behind a 24-page suicide note,
Book Review : Soumyashri Debasish’s AM The Motivator
Soumyashri Debasish’s AM The Motivator is a unique and thought-provoking book that stands apart from the conventional genre of motivational literature. Unlike typical self-help books that offer vague platitudes or generic advice, this work is a powerful call to action, urging its readers to look beyond the surface and engage deeply with their thoughts and actions. Debasish’s book aims to do more than simply inspire; it is designed to challenge the mindset of a particular generation, empowering them to act as catalysts for a profound and lasting change in society.
Book Review: The Delusions by Ballaleshwar Tela
“The Delusions” by Ballaleshwar Tela is a poignant and deeply introspective collection of poetry that delves into the human psyche, particularly through the lens of personal struggle and transformation. The work emerges as a powerful expression of the poet’s journey from the disorienting state of schizophrenia-induced delusions to the clarity of reality, offering readers a raw and authentic portrayal of this transition.
Book Review: The Blooded Sword by Rudra
“The Blooded Sword” by Rudra is a gripping tale that intricately weaves elements of mystery, fantasy, and profound emotional depth. It masterfully combines the threads of past decisions, present challenges, and the unseen consequences that shape one’s destiny. Rudra introduces us to a world where the boundaries between reality and dreams blur, pulling readers into a narrative that is as imaginative as it is thought-provoking.
Book Review: Peedhi Dar Peedhi by Raghavendra Kumar Dixit
Peedhi Dar Peedhi by Raghavendra Kumar Dixit is an eloquent debut that offers readers a window into the human experience through reflections on life’s journey. The book is a thoughtful blend of personal anecdotes, societal observations, and insights into human behavior, all woven together with a simplicity that makes it relatable and impactful. It delves into universal themes such as relationships, education, and the struggles of everyday life, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences and perspectives.
The Delusions by VB Bonny : Book Review
“The Lost Letters of Her Heart” by VB Bonny is a breathtaking poetry collection that celebrates the myriad hues of love, loss, resilience, and the profound beauty of the feminine spirit. Through her evocative verses, VB Bonny invites readers on a soulful journey where emotions flow like a river—gentle yet powerful, shaping and reshaping the landscapes of the heart.
Ballaleshwar Tela: A Poet Who Finds Meaning in Chaos
In the world of literature, some voices stand out for their ability to transform personal struggles into profound expressions of universal truths. Ballaleshwar Tela, the author of The Delusions, is one such voice. Born in the small town of Umarkhed in Maharashtra’s Yavatmal district, Tela’s journey is as inspiring as it is unconventional. His life, marked by a unique blend of academic rigor, artistic sensitivity, and personal challenges, finds eloquent expression in his debut poetic work.
Exploring Resilience Through Words: Shubham Ajbale and His Poetic Journey
At just 21 years old, Shubham Chhagan Ajbale has carved a unique space in the world of literature with his evocative debut, I Still Love You and I’m Not a Rapist. Born on June 12, 2003, into a modest middle-class family, Shubham’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of art in navigating life’s most challenging moments.
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