Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut

Slaughterhouse five had been on my must read list for a few years, because it earned its well-deserved place in plenty of To-Read lists. I read it last month and have been researching on and off before writing about this review/opinion, but then I realized anything that will be derived from what’s available already kills...

The Fall by Albert Camus

Reading an absurdist can be challenging. When I started reading The Fall by Albert Camus, my thoughts were “this is the shortest book I have” "this is my 2nd book by Albert Camus, I wont regret it maybe..” And then I nose-dived straight into it. The book starts with a self-proclaimed "judge-penitent", Jean-Baptiste Clamence, narrating...

Fahrenheit 451 – Book Review

You know it was worth it when you bother to put tags in it and mark the memorable places you will visit again. And I wish I was tagging my books, there are too many lanes I would like to go and stroll, to touch the walls and feel the ambiance between the words. Today,...

Thoughts on The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

The silent patient has raving reviews all over the cover and internet and everywhere. So it instinctively fell in the next to-read book. I could order limited books here from a local store some days back and it’s one of them. I’m on the last one now, need to ask these people if they can...

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Checked another box from must-read-books list. And I wish I had done it at least 15 to 20 years back. But no, maybe I would have hated it if I read it under an obligation rather than to mentally isolate myself in a group quarantine situation. To kill a mocking bird by Harper Lee has...

I’m a Poet, Buy My Book!

Guess who’s idea is this? Charles Bukowski!! There’s a clip I saw some time back where he goes to a store in his neighborhood and strikes a casual conversation with a lady. When she asked her what he did, he told her “I’m a poet, buy my book”. Well, here I’m informing you guy about...

Promote your book!

Hey Guys Yesterday I reblogged book announcement of a blog friend of ours and this gave me an idea. Why don't we use this space to promote your book! So this month.. that's the plan! This is going to be book promotion month yayyyy! So please drop the links to your book, it could be...

When life makes you a cow..

No matter what life throws at you, Do YOU! Be YOU! Even if it suddenly morphs you into a cow just sit back, relax and don't give up on your passion of reading.. Went out to eat Took this picture Couldn't stop laughing.. ............... Kindly visit my post Warriors Invited To Raise Mental Health Awareness where I...

The Trial by Franz Kafka

After being a constant pain in my neck for good 2 years I finally finished reading this 182 pages long insurmountable torture. I am talking about "The Trial". It's a masterfully crafted tragedy that crescendos with every word. Everytime I opened a new chapter I felt a sword gowing deeper in my throat. I have...

And Then There Were None- Agatha Christie

I read one of the most raved about Agatha Christie books; And Then There Were None. And it’s totally worth all the fame it has earned. I finished it in a day it was impossible to put it down, incredibly griping story. I have been a reader all my life. A loony addicted to words....