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Book Review: A Walk in the Rain by Udai Yadla

A Walk in the Rain…sounds nice. The covers are attractive. The blurb is interesting, and it has got some wonderful reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. So, when Writer's Melon (If You are an avid reader, you must follow this site) announced about the review copy, I signed up immediately. 
A Walk in the Rain by Udai Yadla (Don't know what to write about the publisher as this book has been published by 3-4 publishing houses) falls under romance/action/adventure genre. It tells the story of...ma...

Book Review: Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right by Varsha Dixit

My first book by Varsha Dixit was Xcess Baggage , and I really liked it! And, I'm waiting for the sequel.

Rightfully Wrong, Wrongfully Right (Rupa Publications) is the third (and probably the last) book in the 'Right-Wrong' series. I haven't read the first book in the series, but I've the second one, ' Wrong Means, Right End', and since I have read this book, Rightfully Wrong...' made sense as I understood the characters. This book can be read as a standalone book, but better if read after readi...

जेब में लिए फिरते थे ज़िन्दगी...

इमेज लिंक 
याद है अब भी वो बचपन की बेफिकर दुनिया छोटी सी ज़िद और ढेरों खुशियां दौड़ते-भागते, खबर थी कया -कि वक़त कुछ यूं दौड़ेगा, ज़िनदगी कुछ यूं मुड़ेगी कि उमर को पछाड़ तज़ुरबा आगे - मीलों आगे होगा अब सोचते है...
जेब में लिए फिरते थे ज़िनदगी  आलम ये है कि अब दिखाई भी नहीं देती. 

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Hello 2017! Resolutions? Well...

Hello! First of all, I wish you a very happy, serene and successful New Year!
I don't believe in luck, and 2017 started on a very familiar note - that I can never get lucky. No good things arrive on time. They pop in when they are insignificant. Thank you very much! I'm not surprised. Not shattered.
Okay, now let's talk about New Year Resolutions. 






I found this amusing image on Kindle Facebook Page. Amusing, yes, but for me it's true. I never make any New Year resolution. I know I am going...

Book Review: Switch E Roo by Kiran Manral

Let's visualize a scene: A woman wakes up after a long nap, and sees herself in the mirror. Her reflection in the mirror makes her shudder! Why? Because it's not her reflection. She finds a stranger there. Her face remains the same but her body...her body is someone else's.

How would she feel? How would she react? How could this happen? And, how could she get her body back? Would she get it back ever!?

Switch E Roo by Kiran Manral ( Juggernaut Books ) is all about that. It has a strange plot that...

Book Review: The Rise of Hastinapur by Sharath Komarraju

The best thing about a good mythological fiction is that you know the basic story, still it engages you. Lesser known facts play vital role in making such stories more interesting. It's like you know the destination, but it's the journey - execution - that makes it more exciting.

In The Rise of Hastinapur , the author, Sharath Komarraju , has used his imagination very creatively to introduce several lesser known stories. It's about three significant women characters of Mahabharata - Amba, Pritha...

7 Reasons You May Not Succeed As a Writer

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You love writing. You dream to be a published writer. You dream of seeing your name in reputed newspapers and magazines. Or to become a best-selling author, expecting a handsome cash flow in your account. You work hard but get only rejections. You get depressed and start thinking that you can’t make it. A question keeps creeping in your mind – why? What went wrong?

Here are some reasons or reminders! 
Read the full article on Writer's Melon .
You may find it helpful if you are...

Silhouettes of the dusk

I know it's not that good, but find it okay as I painted after a long time (and was actually expecting a disaster!).


Dimness of the duskSilhouettes of gloom, golden raysSneak in silently

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Book Review: The Four Patriots by Sumit Agarwal

I received The Four Patriots by Sumit Agarwal ( Rupa Publications ) from Writer's Melon for review. I knew it would be a different read...different in a good way.

This book is for those who think 'Iss Desh Ka Kuchh Nahin Ho Sakta!' and for those who think 'There is hope and India can rise if good people join the Indian politics.' So, basically, it's for every Indian. This book pictures the developed, modern India that any Indian would enjoy to envision.

The book is about four patriots, vehement y...

Dangling desires...

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Dangling desires, Seek assurance; here comes The flushed streak of hope!
Crimson hue of bliss,A piece of peace, faraway... yearnings unfulfilled.

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P.S.: If you like my writing, if you like mature yet delightful love stories, if you like relatable characters and convincing situations, you will like my book, We Will Meet Again. 
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