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Author: Alysia Silberg | Genre: Non-fiction, Memoir | Pages: 155 | Publisher: Sabre & Quill In Unemployable, How I Hired Myself Alysia Silberg shares her incredible journey from a childhood math and science prodigy in Johannesburg, South Africa, to a successful venture capitalist in Silicon Valley. It all began with a pair of pretty pink roller skates and a small…
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तूफानी बरसातों के बाद लम्बी अँधेरी रातों के बाद अड़ियल सन्नाटों के बाद जो दुआ की तरह आये यह शहर वह सवेरा है * ज़र्द चेहरों की आशा बेताब मुरादों की परिभाषा टूटते सपनों की आकांशा जो है सबका हमराज़ यह शहर वह आफताब है * भेदभाव से निजाद अनीति के खिलाफ जिहाद बरसों के…
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In April, I read a lot of poetry. I’ve always felt it takes away the mundaneness of life. Good poetry is always refreshing. And I am never done exploring new poets. And that’s why I read a few Indie authors last month and loved their poetry better than some with the best-selling title. But April…
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Introduction: In the realm of journalism, where truth often battles against biased narratives, Vaidehi Taman’s latest book, ‘NEWSMAKERS ACHIEVERS AWARDS AND MY STRUGGLE WITH PARALLEL JOURNALISM,’ takes readers on an enlightening journey through the author’s personal experiences and the challenges she faced as an independent journalist in India. This thought-provoking book offers a unique perspective…
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ज़िन्दगी से रिश्ताकुछ ऐसा था हमारान साथ बनती थीन रुखसत था गवारान इकरार था उससेन ऐतबार था हमारा ज़िन्दगी से रिश्ताकुछ ऐसा था हमाराजैसे कैद इक घर मेंदिल और दिमाग बेसहारा ज़िन्दगी से रिश्ताकुछ ऐसा था हमारान हम उसके हो सकेऔर न वह हमारा
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Author: Humayun Azad | Translator: Arunava Sinha | Genre: Historical Fiction, War, Bangladesh | Pages: 128 Bangladesh, 1971: the war of independence from Pakistan has torn through peaceful villages and turned life upside down. In the midst of war, one young girl holds on as she discovers the world’s unpredictability. During her father’s prolonged absence, she reminisces about…
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one warm April evening the sun went down early the seas swept away the castles built for dreams to live in the waves returned, hurried and eager in the wet sands they dug deeper as if something precious was lost but they returned without their castles to peek into without those walls to protect life…
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Author: DK Khullar | Genre: Non-fiction, Memoir | Pages: 214 | Publisher: Sabre & Quill Mountains bewitch the mind and provide repose and great delight. The powerful effect of mountaineering achievements can prove to be a source of great inspiration in ordinary life. In the book, the reader shall travel to the beautiful verdant sylvan valleys with cascading…
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Do you love writing? Are you looking for read and tested books on writing? Are you craving for writing tips from the greatest authors of our time? Here are some best books on writing from my shelf that I’ve read and found helpful over the years. I share them with you with the single aim…
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Susan Sontag said, “I want to be able to be alone, to find it nourishing.” I have always believed that at some level, at some phase in life, we all tend to be alone. How we are able to deal with it, is all that matters really. Because you won’t always be around someone, but…
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Asha Seth 