• A Death in the Family

    “My Struggle” is a six volume semi-autobiographical novel, or “auto-fiction”, by the Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard. The six

  • A Testimony to Love's Perpetual Power

    In terms of love stories, The Sharp Hook of Love deserves an intensive perusal. The book tells an engrossing story about the 12th...

  • A quest for self-discovery and knowledge

    A strong will power is essential for every individual to reach the destiny of life. Santiago through his journey learns the language of the universe and discovers that we all are parts of the universal soul.

  • THOUGHTS ON A TROUBLING SECTOR

    Several of the writers discuss at varying lengths the gap that exists between theory and practice in general (including in the advanced countries), as well as the imperative of matching practice to the reality of social structure, political culture and form of government, cultural norms and traditions, and economic conditions of a particular country.

  • A Monograph on Mystic Musings

    Rumi glorified wisdom and placed it on top of power and pomp. Rumi's love for wisdom with dignity, rather than for wealth......

  • Humanity enslaved by the inhumane

    This anti-slavery novel .... is believed to have helped lay the groundwork for the Civil War.

  • No, it's not Dial M for Murder

    Writers Tom Watson and Martin Hickman couldn't have selected a better title than Dial M for Murdoch, borrowing from Alfred Hitchcock,

  • The Horror! The Horror!

    IN 1975, when Chinua Achebe accused Joseph Conrad as a 'bloody racist' and harshly deprecated the image of Africa as portrayed in...

  • SHABDAGHAR

    Shabdaghar, a monthly magazine of culture and literature centers on the glorious treasures of Bangla art, culture and literature.

  • Beyond a river's lament

    So many writers in the field of literature (particularly poetry) from any country have associated (or tried to) nature with human emotion