Before we begin, here is something I would like to put forth about the book. Lasse Toft’s book is a darkly brilliant companion for hospital stays, offering not just laughs but a philosophy of survival as well. Its impracticalities are outweighed by its psychological insights, making it a...
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Guardian Critics Unveil Best Books of 2024: A Literary Roundup December 14, 2024 — The Guardian has released its annual list of the best books...
Marxism is not new. I remember reading about Karl Marx and his ‘services’ to the causes of people experiencing poverty in class five. However, that...
Gautam Rajrishi, the poet and shayar of Neela-Neela fame, returns with a thrilling Hindi novel set in Bihar. In 2018, he published his short story...
