In the grand tapestry of human expression, literature and language stand as inseparable companions, their dance echoing through the corridors of history, culture, and the very essence of our shared human experience. Picture this: a linguistic ballet, where words pirouette on the stage of the narrative, crafting tales that transcend time and space. Can you… Continue reading
Jhumpa Lahiri’s Narrative Conundrum: The Prolonged Emotional Odyssey
While Jhumpa Lahiri is undoubtedly one of the major voices in Indian diaspora literature, there are many things that critics generally ignore many things, various aspects, and the problematic sides of her fiction and fictional craft. Lahiri, in contemporary literature, has carved a niche for herself with her poignant exploration of cultural dislocation and identity…. Continue reading
War Literature and what it can teach us amidst the looming fear of the World War III?
What is War Literature? War literature is a genre that explores the complex human experience during times of conflict. It offers deep insights into the impact of war on individuals, societies, and the world as a whole. This genre is not just about battles and strategies but rather focuses on the profound and often devastating… Continue reading
T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land: A Landmark in Modern Literature
The Impact of T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land on 20th Century English Literature Some books remain forever etched in the annals of literary history, and T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land is undoubtedly one of them. Published in 1922, this iconic poem had a profound impact on the literary fraternity, shaping the course of… Continue reading
8 Famous Novels Translated into English – a list of contemporary books
The English language has served as a powerful conduit for authors writing in various languages to connect with a global audience. Its status as a lingua franca in the literary world has enabled works originally penned in diverse languages to transcend linguistic boundaries and resonate with readers worldwide. Through translation and adaptation, literary treasures from… Continue reading
Vizag Blue, the latest graphic novel by Anil CS Rao is here!
Explore the mysteries of the coastal world presented in “VIZAG BLUE,” a captivating story written by the well-respected comic artist Anil CS Rao. This tale takes place near the beach in Vizag during the summer. It tells the story of a nurse and her quiet patient, and how their connection leads them into a different… Continue reading
10 Distinct, Innovative & Must Read Novels – Reading List for Literary Enthusiasts
In the realm of literary exploration, the dichotomy between engaging with novels bearing innovative themes and subjects and perusing those of a generic and formulaic nature unveils a profound distinction in the reader’s experience. While both forms of literature contribute to the vast mosaic of storytelling, the former beckons the discerning reader to traverse uncharted… Continue reading
How to choose the right self-help book for yourself to read? Key points you must look for while picking up a motivational book
With troubling times and increasing levels of stress and anxiety, the importance of self-help literature has only increased. People from various backgrounds have taken to self-help books to learn about several issues in life – workplace, relationships, management, finance, health, mental well-being and so on. However, all self-help books are not suitable for everyone. People… Continue reading
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness by Arundhati Roy is dark, dense, dragged & unnecessarily prolonged – opinion
The contemporary world of English fiction is strange. You may see appreciation for the books that deserve none. And for the books that deserve praise from all around, you may see none at all! Though we can only glance from the outside as outsiders, readers and critics of no value (because the strange world of… Continue reading
Should Teens Read Novel? What Novels are the Best for Teenagers? Benefits of Reading
Should teens read novels? Though this question should not be asked in the first place, if someone asks such a question, there must be an answer. Yes, teens or anyone else must read novels. Follow-up questions, in such cases, might be more helpful. What are some immediate and long-term benefits they can have from reading… Continue reading