BOOK REVIEW: SOCIETY, SUSPICIOUS BY FREEMAN SMITH

While living books are those that engage readers into following the content included with a pretext of general curiosity, ‘Society, Suspicious’ carves its niche by factoring in as an alive book. Yes, you read that right. A literary piece that is not bound to the words on the paper or the screen but almost a … Read more

BED OF ROSE AND THORNS BY LEE HUNT – BOOK REVIEW

The mind, the heart, and the conscience – three navigators of every breathing moment in our lives. One might find themselves lucky if ever, all three point to the same direction. While the conscience is a moral compass and the mind, a logical one, what of the beating heart? It has been a predominant notion … Read more

LAST WORST HOPES BY LEE HUNT- BOOK REVIEW

Readers and fellow fantasists who enjoy the escape to a universe so intricate, fans of series like The Lord of the Rings, or Harry Potter, this read is a guaranteed sister-obsession to you all. The doors open to the mystical fantasy world post the Methueyn War; the universe one gets sucked into may seem quite … Read more

The Chamar Artisans: Industrialization, Skills and Social Mobility: Book Review

The Chamar Artisans: Industrialization, Skills and Social Mobility 1986 by Satish Kumar Sharma (Author) A brief abstract of the book The Chamars, who are the main subject of the book, have traditionally indulged in works like leather tanning, shoemaking, and dealing with the carcasses of dead animals in the village community, which is related to their hereditary … Read more

STARSHIP MALAYSIA: LIES THAT SAVE LIVES – BOOK REVIEW

Starship Malaysia: Lies That Save Lives is a science-fiction novel written by Keith Costelloe. The story is set in a future where humanity has expanded into the galaxy, and the crew of the Starship Malaysia embarks on a mission to explore a distant planet. However, when they arrive, they discover a secret that could jeopardize … Read more