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The River Has No Camera - Anjali Chandran
If one went by the title or the packaging, one could have easily missed this book. If you took a little trouble and pulled it off the shelf and read the blurb, you may take a chance. That’s what… more →
Reflections of a Silverfish
The River Has No Camera - Anjali Chandran
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davematt wrote 5 months ago: If one went by the title or the packaging, one could have easily missed this book. If you took a lit … more →
Escape - Manjula Padmanabhan
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davematt wrote 6 months ago: Two budding flowers and few drops of blood, the cover says it all. It took me a while to make the co … more →
Afterwards - Jaishree Misra
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davematt wrote 7 months ago: Disappointing, was my thought as I turned the last page. Another Indian author that I had not tried … more →
Between the Assasinations : Review
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piscianemperor wrote 11 months ago: Between the Assassinations is the second book by Arvind Adiga,after the Man Booker winning The White … more →
Ashish Mohan - One of The Finest Story Tellers
Admin wrote 1 year ago: There is something about first time author Ashish Mohan’s “The Final Awakening” which catches the fa … more →
Need A Novel That Holds Your Fancy Until The End?
Admin wrote 1 year ago: Ashish Mohan’s very first novel “The Final Awakening” seems like a promising one. Compactly written … more →
A Short Novel With A "Big" Story...
Admin wrote 1 year ago: Set in a modern day dark society, “The Final Awakening” is an amazing portrayal of all the character … more →
The Village Before Time - Madhavan Kutty
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davematt wrote 1 year ago: I do regret missing out on the works of Thakazhi, O V Vijayan, M Mukundan, M T Vasudevan Nair and Va … more →
Maya - George Thundiparampil
davematt wrote 1 year ago: Of late I have been focusing on English Writers of Keralite origins and that was the only reason for … more →
Such a Long Journey - Rohinton Mistry
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davematt wrote 1 year ago: ‘Family Matters’ was my first taste of Rohinton Mistry and I have been hooked since. A m … more →
