Book Review: The Lives of Others
It is like cancer. It spreads through the living cells in your body, slowly and surreptitiously, without you even knowing. And…
Book Review: The Guardian
I had no intention of reading this book till about Friday, which was 2 days back. I had bought a…
Book Review: Never Let Me Go
It was only by chance that I picked up this book from a person de-cluttering his stock of books on…
Book Review: A Wild Sheep Chase
This is one of Murakami’s first novels (infact written before his bestseller Norwegian Wood) and my third Murakami read (after…
Book Review: Chowringhee
What happens when a “wide eyed adolescent from the small neighborhood of Kashundia who had, years ago, crossed the…
Book Review: After Dark
Mari, a girl in her late teens, sits all by herself in a cafe sipping a cup of coffee and…
Mistress
“In art, don’t you see, there is no first person” – Oscar Wilde. I had read this book quite some…
Kafka on the Shore
It was only last week that I wrote in my blog that though I was excited to share my review…
In a Free State
V S Naipaul is one of the most celebrated Indian writers of all times and this is his masterpiece having…
Half of a Yellow Sun
Set in the 1960s with the backdrop of the Nigerian Civil war, Half of a Yellow Sun could have very…
Hi! I am Debolina
The greatest learnings of all are in the pages of a book and the by-lanes of an unexplored city. That is what I live by. And that is what I truly live on too, barring that fact that I also juggle a full-time-high-stress job.
I started this blog to reach out to all of those who think working in a cubicle 10 hrs a day disinherits you from the love of life. You can still travel as much as you want to.
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