June to August 2023 Reading Wrap-Up: A Varied Bunch of Reads
Hello September! Hope you had a great summer with some interesting books to read. This year for me has been all about tackling the backlist. Read on as I share what I have read in the last three months.
Incredible Libraries That Have Shaped The Reader I Am
As an army kid, I have had access to numerous libraries. But some will always have a special place in my heart. Read on as I celebrate the libraries that have shaped the reader I am.
The Indian Café in London by Veena Nagpal Book Review
About food, relationships, and lost recipes. The Indian Café in London by Veena Nagpal is a delectable read that will warm your heart.
Silver Lining – The Story of NephroPlus by Kamal Shah Book Review
A testimony of personal strength in the face of adversity. Part personal and part business memoir, Silver Lining – The Story of NephroPlus by Kamal Shah is a must read. Not just as a compelling memoir but also to educate yourself about chronic kidney disease.
Gender Identity & India – LGBTQIA+ Memoirs, Personal Narratives, Poetry & More
I share with you another collection of LGBTQIA+ memoirs and personal narratives from India. In prose and in verse. Not just by the members of the community but also by allies. Books that are a must-read. Because reading diverse books should not be limited to just Pride Month.
Interview with Vinita Dawra Nangia: Director – Times Literature Festival, AutHer Awards, and Write India
Distinguished editor and author Vinita Dawra Nangia is a powerhouse! I had the privilege of interviewing her for Bohemian Bibliophile. She discussed the literary ventures she leads for the Times, literary festivals, publishing, writing, and the question everyone’s asking – will AI replace writers?
Yellowface by R. F. Kuang Book Review
How far will an author go for success? At its heart, Yellowface by R. F. Kuang is a story about plagiarism. But also a dark, pacy satire about the publishing industry, racism, tokenism, white privilege, social media takedowns, and the cancel culture.
March to May 2023 Reading Wrap-Up: Summer Reads & More
Hello June! Long overdue and better late than never. Read on as I share what I have been reading for the last few months. As always, I hope you find some that appeal to you too.
21 Popular Bookish Terms Every Book Lover Must Know: Acronyms and Phrases
ARC, DNF, Backlist, Canon. Do these terms sound Greek to you? Today I share some bookish terms every book lover must know. If you are a new book reviewer overwhelmed with the jargon or a seasoned one looking to brush up on your vocabulary, I am sure these terms will help you enhance your book blogging.
Effortless Ways To Remember Every Book You Read: 8 Effective Reading Habits
Some of us read a book and are able to recall every detail. And some struggle to remember the book we read just a few months back. It is not about what we read but how we read. If you are one of the latter, follow these simple tips to remember what you read.