Pens and Places

  “Eat Pray Love” will first wink at you to make you believe that it’s a normal tale of finding peace within. But it has so much. So much of unanswered questions, so much of self-realizations, so much of carrying guilt throughout life. But believe me, no matter if you love it or hate it, you will surely agree to think in a different way after reading this gem. I will first tell you my experience. It’s not like I was astonished after reading her journey, but there was something very unparalleled process of going with the flow. Gilbert was a normal girl, having everything in life and still fool enough to neglect the importance of stability. So are we, aren’t we? She too fell into the trap of rebound pleasure and again got trapped in the spiral of heartbreaks. She was not sure of the decisions of traveling to different countries, and still made a giant leap towards her unprocessed outcomes. She had experienced an abundance of life through her expedition to Italy, India and Indonesia. I ju

  Imagine when you think about your universe as the unreal creation by some non-existential body, whom you don’t even know and understand, whom you never believe but tend to follow the same pattern every time. You must be thrilled about the science behind the unfathomable faith.  We often hear about the evergreen tales of conflicts between good and evil. Multi Realm is definitely the complete package of those narrations in upgraded ways. It reflects the mysteries hidden behind the unacknowledged happenings of the world.  This book is totally a spiraled series of discoveries by the author Arjuna. He sets the bar high with a fictional aroma of prompts and characters. The details through which he described every depth of scenes and situational delicacies are commendable. He not only related the mythological connections of the real world, but also merged it with fabricated imaginations like fine wine. What I appreciated the most is the mixture of science fiction with mythical references. T

I started this book, thinking of some different perspectives it will offer me as an audience. But while reading and interpreting the gist of everything, I somehow lost my pace. I may have to re-read it again to fully grasp the essence but whatever I grasped after reading it once is faded and unexplored I guess. Undoubtedly, this is a phenomenal take by the author Ocean Vuong on war, violence, migration, language barrier, and unreal love experiences. This book covers the part of an innocence with the haunting shadows. On Earth We Are Briefly Gorgeous offers a subtle understanding of the bond between a son and a mother. It offers an unknown saying of language dependencies over visual telepathy. It offers the tragedies of immigrants. It offers a slight tint of love under rainbowy vows. It offers the ghostly dreams of many unheard stories. It offers an irrelevant letter from a son to his mother in the strangest of ways.  I loved the delicacies of the parts, where Ocean has garnished with t

Remember the time when people used to maintain diary entries for many useful facts, the important recipes to carry on through the generations, some prerequisites for the prep of any cultural functions, and many more personal tricks to entertain others in case of emergencies. Just like those times of keepers, author Teja Lele has introduced an upgraded version of those times in the form of hacks. This book “ Live smart - 100 hacks for a healthier and happier life” is a mixture of various foundations, happening in day to day activities. The idea of introducing this book to the world came to the author because of the difficult times of covid times as she quotes - “The year 2020 made it necessary”.   Talking about the contents, for starters the author has described the necessity of this book. She particularly picks up the test called “Basic Survival Skill Quiz” for the readers and analyzes them on the basis of their knowledge. She states how to use this book, and why you need this book. Th