I was recently nominated by my blogger friend, Ruchi Singh, for the Leibster Blog award. Thank you my dear for the encouragement. I'm honored! The Liebster Award is an award given by bloggers to fellow bloggers. It is passed from person to person to encourage and support each other, and help discover upcoming bloggers. … Continue reading #Leibster Blog Award
Cover Reveal Lemon Girl by Jyoti Arora The She.... The He... The Author Jyoti Arora Jyoti Arora is a Post Graduate in English Literature and Applied Psychology. Her writing achievements include two novels, three blogs, several wins in national level blog competitions, over five years of freelance writing experience, developing books for kids and abridging 24 famous … Continue reading Cover Reveal – Jyoti Arora’s Lemon Girl
Had a chance of talking to Sundari Venkatraman who has released 4 novels this year namely, Double Jeopardy, The Malhotra Bride, Meghna and now recently, The Runaway Bride. Here's an excerpt from our talk. D: Welcome to my blog, Sundari! I hope you'll enjoy your stay here. S: Thank you Dola for having me on … Continue reading Chit Chat with Sundari Venkatraman – Author of The Runaway Bride
Blurb: (From the foreword by Kris Saknussemm) As with all the poets I most admire, words are living things for Tikuli. But as you will come to discover, they are never deployed for their own sake. She uses them to tell stories. The images, scenes, characters and fragments of visionary empathy that you will find … Continue reading Spotlight – Collection of Chaos by Tikuli Tiku
A TIME TO KILL Read the Previous post by Sumi here. Really! Some people have no civic sense or basic etiquette, thought Tara as she heard the door open with force. She turned back and glared at the girl who walked in, invading the privacy she had needed with the police commissioner. Not … Continue reading Week2 – Post17 – GameOfBlogs by BlogAdda
Team Blog-o-holics' A TIME TO KILL Read the previous part of this story by Rubina Ramesh here Getting Roohi out of the hospital and in her hired car was an easy feat. She just did what she was best at. Lied. Her appearance helped of course. It always did. The DSLR hanging on her … Continue reading Week 2 – Post 15 – #GameOfBlogs in BlogAdda
Helpline by Uday Mane The Review The book cover and the blurb were the main reasons I picked up The Helpline. The cover artist has done a wonderful job in conveying through the image what the book is all about. The blurb excites the reader and forces them to ask some questions for … Continue reading Book Review – Helpline by Uday Mane
Spotlight of Rapid Fall by Adiana Ray Rapid Fall by Adiana Ray The Blurb Sonia and JD’s tempestuous attraction is as stormy as the rapids at Rishikesh. Not even a dip in icy waters can douse the sparks that fly when they are around each other. JD’s recent divorce, however, has left him commitment … Continue reading Spotlight – Rapid Fall by Adiana Ray
Team Blog-o-holics' first entry. Walking on high heels can be a pain, thought Tara, as she stopped to adjust the straps of her wedges. She placed a hand on little Roohi's shoulders for support as she struggled with them. Everything in place, they started walking, Tara almost dragging her 9 year old daughter. "Hurry … Continue reading Week1 – FirstPost – #GameOfBlogs by BlogAdda
The Blurb Where Even the Present is Ancient: Benaras is a book that seeks to tell the little stories that make us who we are. The author believes that Benaras resides in all of us Indians, in some beautiful often-unknown way. The author is the Sutradhar, in that she attempts to connect an India that … Continue reading Spotlight on Where Even The Present Is Ancient: Benaras by Maitreyee B Chowdhury