Kevin Missal
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Kalki :The Series
The Kalki series is a trilogy and a character study of two individuals: Kalki and Kali – both of them being in the ...
Nishtha Tripathi
Bestselling author of NO SHORTCUTS, and SEVEN CONVERSATIONS Founder of SCHOLAR S...
Yusuf Ansari
Yusuf Ansari, great grandson of Dr. MA Ansari (President of the Indian National ...
The Nehruvians
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Chandan Deshmukh
Chandan Deshmukh is a 24-year-old Bangalore-based Electronics & Communication En...
Six Secrets Smart Students Don't Tell You
The Indian education system is similar to the Railway department. Railway tracks are fixed – the ...
Sharan Gupta
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The Shakespeare Murders
It s 1602 and William Shakespeare is at the height of his popularity. South of the River Thames in the bo...
Shiv Shankar Maitra
In my long career, I have worked in many fields related to food and cuisine. Fro...
The Brahmin Butcher
Food is a basic requirement. In real terms it’s as basic as the air we breathe, the water we drink or the morning ablutions. Just there... never given a second thought till it goes missing. That’s the stat...
Kanza Javed
Kanza Javed lives and writes in Lahore. Her manuscript, ...
Ashes, Wine and Dust
Embroiled in the set imperative of middle class lifestyle in contemporary Pakistan, Mariam Ameen decides to challenge the tradition of being female.
The novel begins in Lahor...
Babita Narayanan
Babita Narayanan Entrepreneur, trainer, writer and speaker....
Talk Your Way To Success: The SSS Way
The ability to communicate effectively and articulately is the greatest skill anyone can possess and this...
Madhumita Mukherjee
Madhumita Mukherjee, born in Kolkata grew up in Delhi, a student of Medicine, we...
Other Side of The Table
Other side of the table has been written in the form of letters spanning approximately eight years.
A lovely romantic book, simple and evocative, it takes you through the life of a...
Patrick Jered
Patrick Jered, a native English speaker - was born in the UK, but has lived most...
Finding the Demon's Fiddle: On the Trail of the Ravanhatha
Finding the Demon’s Fiddle is completely based on fact and fits most closely into the genre of narrative non-fiction/travel literature. But more than anything, it is a story…or rather several stories woun...
