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April 11, 2025

Margo Morris Brings New Light to Ancient Wisdom in ‘Yoga Sutras of Patanjali’

“Bridges in the soul are built upon a quiet place in our hearts where truth speaks softly and embraces all that we have to give. Cultural bridges are built upon sympathetic comparisons and finding the places where our common perspectives meet.”  This new translation and commentary brings together original commentary, ample supportive references, and comparative insights from Buddhist, Christian, Sufi and Vedanta traditions. The author’s long-standing desire to find depth and clarity through an ...

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Published on April 11, 2025 23:52

April 10, 2025

A Groundbreaking Novel in Indian Horror Landscape

Deep within an ancient, uncharted jungle, something stirs―something that should have remained buried. When a daring botanist disappears while uncovering its secrets, Maya, a journalist, sets out to investigate Khandav’s mysteries. But what begins as a search soon becomes a waking nightmare. ‘Khandav’ is one of those rare horror novels that instantly pulls you in and doesn’t let go. From the very first page, it builds an eerie, slow-burn suspense that wraps around your mind like jungle vines—tig...

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Published on April 10, 2025 03:29

Mahesh Rajmane’s ‘Khandav’ is a Groundbreaking Novel in Indian Horror Landscape

Deep within an ancient, uncharted jungle, something stirs―something that should have remained buried. When a daring botanist disappears while uncovering its secrets, Maya, a journalist, sets out to investigate Khandav’s mysteries. But what begins as a search soon becomes a waking nightmare. ‘Khandav’ is one of those rare horror novels that instantly pulls you in and doesn’t let go. From the very first page, it builds an eerie, slow-burn suspense that wraps around your mind like jungle vines—tig...

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Published on April 10, 2025 03:29

April 3, 2025

Interview with Author Afreen Shaikh

‘Deadlines vs Bloodlines’ by Afreen is set in Tokyo’s underworld, that brings together crime, suspense, ambitions, love, and revenge in a contemporary world where power reigns supreme; with criminal aspirations and schemes on the high. With shades similar to Japanese hits such as Stray Dog and Shoplifters, the book makes for an entertaining thriller where all loose ends tie up together in the end to give a wholesome reading experience. For lovers of Japanese literature and movies, this book com...

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Published on April 03, 2025 22:30

Interview with Afreen Shaikh, Author of LGBTQ Romance Thriller ‘Deadlines Vs. Bloodlines’

‘Deadlines vs Bloodlines’ by Afreen is set in Tokyo’s underworld, that brings together crime, suspense, ambitions, love, and revenge in a contemporary world where power reigns supreme; with criminal aspirations and schemes on the high. With shades similar to Japanese hits such as Stray Dog and Shoplifters, the book makes for an entertaining thriller where all loose ends tie up together in the end to give a wholesome reading experience. For lovers of Japanese literature and movies, this book com...

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Published on April 03, 2025 22:30

March 25, 2025

Interview with João Cerqueira, Author of Historical Fiction Novel ‘Perestroika’

‘Perestroika: Eye for an Eye; Tooth for a Tooth’ by João Cerqueira is a compelling historical fiction novel that delves into the transformative period of the late Communist era in Eastern Europe. Set in the fictional nation of Slavia, the narrative spans from 1978 to 1989, capturing the societal upheavals and personal struggles during the decline of a totalitarian regime. Winner of the Historical Fiction Company Book of the Year in Europe Fiction and a Bronze Medalist in the 2023 Latino Book Aw...

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Published on March 25, 2025 07:26

Interview with Historical Fiction Author, João Cerqueira

João Cerqueira was born and lives in Viana do Castelo, Portugal. He holds a PhD in Art History from the University of Porto. He is the author of nine books and is published in eight countries: Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, England, United States, Brazil, Argentina. He won the 2020 Indie Reader Awards, the 2014 Global ebook Awards and the 2013 USA Best Book Awards.

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Published on March 25, 2025 07:26

March 21, 2025

Ankur Warikoo’s ‘Make Epic Money’ is an Insightful Guide to Financial Management for Beginners

In his groundbreaking book Do Epic Shit, Warikoo dropped this truth ‘Three relationships determine our life’s course – time, money, and ourselves.’ Now, in his third book, Make Epic Money, he dives deep into the complex world of money to provide you with the ultimate personal-finance blueprint. Drawing on a lifetime of experience of financial highs and lows, he shares everything he has learnt about money that he wishes someone had taught him when he was young. Prepare to unlock the secrets to f...

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Published on March 21, 2025 01:49

March 18, 2025

15 Essential Copywriting Terms Aspiring Copywriters Should Know

Every profession has certain terminologies, words, and concepts specific to that field. Learning these basics not only helps excel but also perform at the role with confidence and expertise, creating milestones as we go. The realm of marketing and advertising, as we know, is heavily dependent on effective communication and human psychology. Copywriting plays a central role in this process. Whether it is to sell, educate, or create awareness, copywriting lies at the very heart of it all.

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Published on March 18, 2025 01:05

March 16, 2025

Interview with Vasudha Sahgal, Author of Short-story Collection ‘Almost Perfect, But Mostly Not’

Life isn’t flawless—it’s a patchwork of glittering highs, messy lows and the mundane in between, where even the best-laid plans can veer off course. Almost Perfect, but Mostly Not is a collection of poignant and witty short stories that uncover the cracks beneath seemingly perfect lives—and the truths that emerge from them. From picture-perfect relationships gone wrong to careers derailed by a misstep, these stories delve into the universal struggles with identity, love, fear and belonging. Wit...

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Published on March 16, 2025 22:30