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Interview with Madhulika Liddle

Madhulika Liddle is a very talented writer. I have reviewed two of her books earlier and can say that she is very good. Here’s a short interview with her. 1. Why not a second novel? Why a collec… more →

Of Books and Reading

Book Review: My Lawfully Wedded Husband & Other Stories — 2 comments

Rituparna Ghosh wrote 2 months ago: Let’s begin by saying that I’m not a great follower of short stories. I’ve read ve … more →

Tags: Book Shelf, Book Review, The Lawfully Wedded Husband

'My Lawfully Wedded Husband'-Madhulika Liddle — 1 comment

Scribby wrote 2 months ago: This review is a part of the Book Reviews Program at  BlogAdda.com. Participate now to get free book … more →

Tags: Picture Post, Book Reviews, kitabein, My Lawfully Wedded Husband, Short Stories, Fictional Stories

Madhulika Liddle's Engraved in stone

Zafar Anjum wrote 2 months ago: Teeming tourists, Mughlai gardens, glittering bazaars, yawning Yamuna and the Taj Mahal; sights and … more →

Tags: Authors, Book 2, Engraved In Stone

Book Review: Housefull: The Golden Age of Hindi Cinema — 56 comments

dustedoff wrote 3 months ago: Despite the fact that I love reading as much as I enjoy watching films, I don’t read too much cinema … more →

Tags: Bollywood, Odds and Ends, Anuj Kumar, Book Review, Engraved In Stone, hindi cinema, Housefull: The Golden Age of Hindi Cinema, Muzaffar Jang, Om Books International

Introducing another guitarist: Sammy Daula — 58 comments

dustedoff wrote 5 months ago: Do you recognise this tune? (The clip’s only a few seconds long, so it won’t take much time to liste … more →

Tags: Bollywood, Odds and Ends, Pages from cinema's past, o p nayyar, Yeh chaand sa roshan chehra, Sammy Daula, Hazara Singh, Samuel Naseeruddin Daula, My Lawfully Wedded Husband and Other Stories

Interview with Madhulika Liddle

thehungryreader wrote 1 year ago: Madhulika Liddle is a very talented writer. I have reviewed two of her books earlier and can say tha … more →

Tags: Books, Authors - Books, Indian fiction, hachette india, Hachette Book Group, Interview, The Eighth Guest and other Muzaffar Jang mysteries

Book Review: The Eighth Guest and Other Muzaffar Jang Mysteries by Madhulika Liddle — 2 comments

thehungryreader wrote 1 year ago: Title: The Eighth Guest and Other Muzaffar Jang Mysteries Author: Madhulika Liddle Publisher: Hachet … more →

Tags: Books, Fiction, hachette india, Crime/Suspense, Mystery, Delhi, Historical, The Eighth Guest, Muzaffar Jang

My Family and Other Film Fanatics — 90 comments

dustedoff wrote 1 year ago: …with due apologies to Gerald Durrell. Since my review of Aan consisted to a large extent of my fami … more →

Tags: Bollywood, Odds and Ends, Swapna Liddle, Andrew Verity Liddle, Muriel Liddle, Family memories

the eighth guest (2011) — 23 comments

Banno wrote 1 year ago: The best detective stories are those that also detail lifestyles. Satyajit Ray’s Feluda storie … more →

Tags: Books, Satyajit Ray, feluda, Agatha Christie, Mughal Empire, Detective fiction, The Eighth Guest and other Muzaffar Jang mysteries

Tumsa Nahin Dekha (1957) — 59 comments

dustedoff wrote 1 year ago: If Rajkumar is the trademark ‘Shammi Kapoor at his peak’ film, then Tumsa Nahin Dekha is an equally … more →

Tags: Bollywood, ameeta, Anjali Devi, Bela Bose, BM Vyas, Film Review, Kanu Roy, mughal detective fiction, Nasir Hussain

Book Review: The Popcorn Essayists: What movies do to writers: Edited by Jai Arjun Singh — 1 comment

thehungryreader wrote 2 years ago: Title: The Popcorn Essayists: What Movies do to Writers Editor: Jai Arjun Singh Publisher: Tranqueba … more →

Tags: Books, Review, non-fiction books, manil suri, Movies, Tranquebar Press, Westland Publishers, The Popcorn Essayists, Jai Arjun Singh

28th March-- An Evening with Books and Authors. — 9 comments

manjulikapramod wrote 3 years ago: On Sunday 28th, I had a great time at India International Centre, Delhi. A Bookish Event named ‘An E … more →

Tags: Bookish, An Evening of Journeys, book swap, Bookish event, Mridula Susan Koshy, Puneetinder Kaur Sidhu, ‘The Englishman’s Cameo’

An Evening of Journeys — 1 comment

yellowscooter wrote 3 years ago: Its getting hot enough to start dreaming of cooler places and better times! Come by for an evening t … more →

Tags: FriendsOfBooks, Events, ADRIFT, An Englishman's Cameo, Authors, book swap, friendsofbooks, hachette, If It Is Sweet

An Interview with Madhulika Liddle

thehungryreader wrote 3 years ago: Yes I got a chance to interview Madhulika however not in person but via mail…Here is the entir … more →

Tags: interviews, Indian writing in English, Interview, historical detective

The Englishman's Cameo by Madhulika Liddle — 1 comment

thehungryreader wrote 3 years ago: And so I finally read the book that was sent to me by Hachette India, “The Englishman’s … more →

Tags: Books, Review, Indian writing in English, Fiction, historical detective fiction

With intent to abscond — 49 comments

dustedoff wrote 3 years ago: I have spent the last few days busy with other activities (yes, I don’t even remember which was the … more →

Tags: Odds and Ends, The Englishman's Cameo, historical detective fiction, Book Launch, non-cinema


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