Discover the whimsical, laugh-out-loud world of The Hedgehog’s Dilemma by Toon Tellegen—a charming and relatable tale about overthinking, social anxiety, and the quiet hope of connection. A must-read for introverts and anyone who’s ever ghosted their own plans.
Discover the top dark humor and satire books you need to read this year! Dive into unforgettable stories that blend wit, irony, and laughter to reveal society’s absurdities. From cult classics to modern gems, these reads are perfect for fans of dark humor and clever satire. Explore now!
Dive into Rajiv Mittal’s “The AI Who Questioned Everything,” a thought-provoking novel that challenges societal norms, redefines democracy, and critiques wealth inequality with sharp wit and dark humor. Explore the future of AI and its impact on humanity in this captivating read.
What if I tell you Mulla Nasrudin, a metaphysical clown, is here to solve all your qualms and reroute them homeward? Have you been struggling with quintessential existential queries for a long time? Come, join me then, as I elucidate my latest read, Eating his Money by Narendra Murty
What if you have to flee the earth moments before it is about to shatter into a ball of nothingness and oblivion? Can you escape before destruction hits you too? A fantastic science fiction tackling the story of post-apocalyptic survival in a different space-time continuum, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams is one of the best books to read if you want your senses to romp away on a literary rigmarole.
Murder or natural death? A Dark, comedy crime fiction coming your way. Death on Diagonal Lane by Pashupati Chatterji.
Ever watched stand-up comedy? Come join me in exploring the life of one such stand-up comedian-Kevin and take a walk through his life through a book review of The Unproposed Guy by Bhavik Sarkhedi and Suhana Bhambhani.
What if someone who was living without a purpose plunges head first into a pursuit full of discovering one’s true calling? Exactly the story of Rustomjee from Behram’s Boat by Adi Pocha. Check it out now!
Book review of The Family Chao by Lan Samantha Chang, a boiling family drama, which only gets murkier with every page
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