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By the Book: Writers on Literature and the Literary Life from The New York Times Book Review

5 years ago

One thing that I often want to know about any author, novelist or poet, or simply anyone who writes anything is about the books that one loves, authors one admire…

Book Worm reviews opinions article review

Understanding Indian English fiction & its unique identity – the old and the new

Thoughts

5 years ago

Indian English fiction has gradually evolved and it has certainly reached a stage where people around the world take notice of what our authors are doing. It has taken time…

I AM A ROCKSTAR: An expert guide to success by Uma Vanka – Review

Non-Fiction

5 years ago

Books on success and achievements are not a new thing that’s happening out of the blue or suddenly. This is an episode which has been occurring and repeating itself time…

Vinoth M, an emerging author, asks where is God? Who is God?

Non-Fiction

5 years ago

“To begin with, where did the singularity, which exploded to form the universe, come from? How long was the singularity hovering in an unimaginable space?” The lines mentioned above feature…

Moral Fiber: A Practical Guide to Living Our Values

Non-Fiction

5 years ago

Moral we all understand and we all know what Fiber does. However, when we bring these two terms together and the two ideas are joined, literally as well as to…

We are bringing new BookWorm features on our platform!

Updates

5 years ago

Dear readers, many thanks for sticking with us for a long time! It’s a delight seeing that our platform, BookWorm Reviews, has lived to a great extent to the purpose…

English Poetry in India – over the time: an opinion

Poetry

5 years ago

I have been an inexcusable reader of Indian English poetry and let me say that today, as things stand, I am very disappointed seeing things getting out of hands and…

The Tailor’s Needle – Book Review

Novels

5 years ago

I have read many novels that may fit the criteria for a semi-classic because of their seriousness as well as their interest levels. Yes, there are many novels that are…

USAma Is USA the World's Largest Terrorist_ Book Review

USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Amit Bagaira

Non-Fiction

6 years ago

USAma: is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Author: Amit Bagaria Publisher: Notion Press Pages: 422 Format Read: Hardcover Review by: Sushil Sinha for Egoistic Readers Is there any author in…

I-Spy: A Peep into the World Spies – Amit Bagaria

Non-Fiction

6 years ago

I-Spy: A Peep into the World of Spies by Amit Bagaria has been a voluminous and, at the same time, unlike many others, an interesting book to read for me.…

Permanent Record - Edward Snowden - book review

Permanent Record – Edward Snowden Autobiography

Non-Fiction

6 years ago

Edward Snowden has become synonymous with internet freedom or, in sophisticated terms, one’s right over one’s data – privacy in true sense and transparency on the part of government towards…

Indian English Novels – as the time moves – Opinion

Updates

6 years ago

Indian English fiction has been going through an experimental phase in recent decades. It has seen various genres being tried and tested and some of them being steadily followed by…

By the Book: Writers on Literature and the Literary Life from The New York Times Book Review

Understanding Indian English fiction & its unique identity – the old and the new

I AM A ROCKSTAR: An expert guide to success by Uma Vanka – Review

Vinoth M, an emerging author, asks where is God? Who is God?

Moral Fiber: A Practical Guide to Living Our Values

We are bringing new BookWorm features on our platform!

English Poetry in India – over the time: an opinion

The Tailor’s Needle – Book Review

USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Amit Bagaira

I-Spy: A Peep into the World Spies – Amit Bagaria

Permanent Record – Edward Snowden Autobiography

Indian English Novels – as the time moves – Opinion

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