Chatting with a writer of romance – Shoma Narayanan
tgbc: What’s your personal brand of romance? Shoma: Fun, flirty and feisty tgbc: The nicest gift you have received from a loved one! Shoma: The Kindle Paperwhite my husband gifted … Continue reading
Pablo Neruda’s love poems
The first I heard of Pablo Neruda was when I accompanied my husband to Chile on an assignment. One cold weekend in July we drove upto Isla Negra, the home … Continue reading
So you think writing a romance novel is easy ? by Amrita Chowdhury
Amrita Chowdhury of Harlequin Enterprises is the author of two thrillers, ‘Faking It’ and ‘Breach’. Having written two thrillers, and seen many romance novels as a publisher, the thought that … Continue reading
Warrior by Olivier Lafont
Olivier Lafont’s Warrior, is one of those novels that comes as a package, with mythology, thrill, adventure, love and heroism all thrown in together. The language used is the strength … Continue reading
Siddharth Taparia’s Five
Siddharth Taparia is the promoter of Vox Pop Clothing, a brand through which consumers can find merchandise of their favourite icons, characters and stories. In his previous avatar, this Harvard … Continue reading
Review of Indrajit Hazra’s ‘Grand Delusions – A Short Biography of Kolkata’
“The sun goes around the Earth once in a year.” So begins Indrajit Hazra’s biography on Kolkata, the city that harbored (and harbors) great delusions about itself, as the ‘cultural … Continue reading
The Path of the Swan by Charu Singh
In an age where the world stands in imbalance and nations fight against each other, Lama Ozer hears the summons for a great change! The chakras turn to bring back … Continue reading