5 things to remember when writing a beginning of a novel
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Book review: The Lone Mystery: Who is TUM? | Viswanath Lakshmisetty
You might find the starting a bit weird (I did) but boy, the story is phenomenal. Book review of The Lone Mystery: Who is TUM?...
Interview of Nihar Bhonsule, the Author of The Path Of Sukshmaloka
Interview of Nihar Bhonsule, the Author of The Path Of Sukshmaloka
Book Review: My Little Book of Nonsensical Poetry by Tasnima Yasmin
C.S Lewis once said, “A children's story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children's story in the slightest.” Book Review:...
She Stood By Me | Book Review
She Stood by Me by Tarun Vikash Love is not a relationship Most of us have experienced first love, first heartbreak, that we occasionally remember,...
Book Review of Like The Radiant Sun by Anu Kay
Book Review of Like The Radiant Sun by Anu Kay. A seamless, subtle interweave of a powerfully written fiction.
Book Review of Beyul Hidden Lands by Yoshay Lama Lindblom
A Land where a mythological creature inhabit. Book Review of Beyul Hidden Lands by Yoshay Lama Lindblom
Favorite 5 Books of Sushant Singh Rajput
Favorite 5 Books of Sushant Singh Rajput. And which he cherished on his bookshelf and recommended to fellow readers.
Interview with Yazi Krishna – Author of You’re Much Bigger than my Dreams
Interview with Yazi Krishna – Author of You're Much Bigger than my Dreams
Furqat Ke Raat Din By Amit Srivastav – Book Review Of A Collection Of Urdu Poetry
Mausiquiiii aur khubsurati ki bemisaal guftugu.... Confused? Read the book review of Furqat Ke Raat Din by Amit Srivastav to discover a fantastic new collection...
Booxoul’s 5th Anniversary Giveaway – India’s Best Book Review And Lifestyle Blog
Celebrate India's Best Book Review And Lifestyle Blog Booxoul's 5th Anniversary Giveaway
Book Review of What Keeps Her Awake At Night by Dr Shilpa Singh Dhayal
A very powerful book, addressing sensitive, yet essential, indispensable aspects of our societal systems, in a manner that will resonate with you as it intimidates...
